Battery storage is racing even faster than the PV market did a few years ago. Costs are plummeting, and new production lines are popping up all around the world. But the technology battle is far from over, says Everoze Partner Ragna Schmidt-Haupt.
The DS3 Volume Capped Decision Paper is finally published. Everoze picks out 3 areas of uncertainty in the consultation and assesses their impact on the business case for battery deployment on the Island of Ireland
Are you ready for battery model 2.0? The shock low UK Capacity Market price of £8.40/kW/yr is prompting creative solutions – read Everoze’s analysis here
The transition from DNO to DSO is bitingly fundamental. Read Everoze’s views here
The UK’s Capacity Market (CM) Prequalification Registers and De-rating Consultation Response are finally out – and contain a few surprises for the battery storage industry. In this blog, we summarise Everoze’s takeaways from these two landmark publications.
Everoze Partner, Paul Reynolds sees an opportunity for batteries under the DS3 reforms of system services on the Island of Ireland. Here are his key takeaways – how the system works, and what a winning revenue strategy looks like.
Whilst everyone was celebrating £246m investment in batteries, BEIS smuggled in a consultation proposing cuts to storage de-rating factors in the UK Capacity Market. Everoze Partner Fliss Jones tells you what you need to know.
National Grid’s new System Needs And Product Strategy (SNAPS) for the UK is out. With a title that teases, it offers a cheeky tipple on the future of our flexibility markets. Everoze taste-tests on your behalf.
With >400MWh battery projects due to come online in the UK in the next 18 months alone, it’s time to plan how to track whether these projects are performing.
