Generation of sustainable electricity from solar energy.
Solar power
Battery storage management
Optimized operation for savings.
A storage system that follows market opportunities
A battery with active management becomes a key element of your energy infrastructure, bringing greater flexibility, cost optimization, and integration into advanced energy services. The GEN-I control center manages it remotely, automatically, and in real time, so the battery charges and discharges according to the company’s needs and market conditions.
This allows you to take advantage of electricity price fluctuations throughout the day, reduce peak power, and create added value through flexibility trading.
Active management modes
In active battery management, we distinguish between two possible modes that bring different benefits to the company.
- Cost reduction: The battery stores excess energy from the solar power plant and uses it when consumption is higher. This increases the company’s self-sufficiency, reduces electricity costs, and lowers peak power requirements.
- Revenue generation: The battery acts as an active component in GEN-I’s virtual power plant. By charging at low and discharging at high market prices and participating in system services, it enables additional revenue for the company.
Benefits of collaboration
Remote management
Revenue from flexibility
Support for sustainability goals
Greater energy independence
Remote management
At the GEN-I control center, we actively manage devices remotely, meaning the company does not need additional staff or expertise. Everything runs automatically, securely, and reliably.
Revenue from flexibility
Active management enables the inclusion of battery storage in flexibility markets, bringing additional revenue to the company and faster return on investment without extra work or risk.
Support for sustainability goals
Active battery management allows better use of renewable sources, reduces grid load, and contributes to lower CO₂ emissions. This optimizes company costs, actively fulfills sustainability commitments, and strengthens compliance with ESG criteria.
Greater energy independence
Using surplus electricity in later periods increases self-sufficiency. Active management enables dynamic adaptation to different electricity needs (weekday/weekend) and production (summer/winter), thus maximizing the use of the solar power plant.
Energy storage systems
Energy storage, consumption adjustment and backup during network outages.
Smart self-sufficiency
A strategic decision for your future.
Self-supply communities
Connecting business customers with renewable energy sources.
Solar power
Generation of sustainable electricity from solar energy.
Energy storage systems
Energy storage, consumption adjustment and backup during network outages.
Smart self-sufficiency
A strategic decision for your future.
Self-supply communities
Connecting business customers with renewable energy sources.
