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Connecting battery storage to the grid

Projects and articles relating to connecting battery storage to the electrical grid.

CLA members – find out if you have potential battery storage or power scheme sites

2023-11-15T16:52:33+00:0013 March, 2018|Farms & Estates, Feasibility Studies, News|

While opportunities for power generation and battery storage schemes exist in industrial and urban areas, the greatest potential can be found in rural areas. Find out why we are offering CLA (Country Land and Business Association) members an exclusive offer on our Stop/Go feasibility studies.

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40MW gas genset and 10MW battery storage scheme in Shropshire

2020-02-26T16:43:51+00:0010 March, 2018|Commercial & Industrial, Grid Consultancy|

Roadnight Taylor secured 40MW of export capacity and 10MW of import capacity for battery storage behind the same connection for an industrial client in Shropshire.

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Tread carefully with grid advice before paying for an application

2022-09-14T12:24:49+00:0015 February, 2018|Commercial & Industrial, Farms & Estates, Grid Consultancy, News, Public Sector|

Many landowners have contacted us recently after they've been approached by firms touting grid advice and persuading landowners to sign up to up-front fees for making a battery storage grid application. Read how you should beware of this approach and find out how we are different.

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20MW battery storage scheme in Greater Manchester

2020-02-26T16:50:36+00:0012 February, 2018|Commercial & Industrial, Feasibility Studies, Grid Consultancy|

We secured 20MW of battery storage capacity on our client's redundant urban site and also secured the highest ground rent from a developer we have seen to date.

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Discover your battery storage opportunities ahead of your neighbours

2024-02-26T14:40:17+00:0001 December, 2017|Farms & Estates, Feasibility Studies, News, Published Articles|

We were delighted to be asked to contribute an article to Farming Monthly after they had seen an article by Hugh in another publication. The article below was first published in Farming Monthly's digital edition - September 2017.

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Behind-the-meter battery storage: the pitfalls to avoid

2020-02-26T17:16:42+00:0024 November, 2017|Commercial & Industrial, Farms & Estates, Feasibility Studies, News, Public Sector|

Behind-the-meter battery storage remains an expensive technology, and the risks of investing unwisely are high if you haven’t done your research and correct planning first. Battery storage is not suited to all sites, not all sites will a business case for scheme and the risks of being mis-sold are high.

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Should you be tapping into battery storage opportunities behind the meter?

2024-02-26T12:18:01+00:0021 November, 2017|Commercial & Industrial, Farms & Estates, Feasibility Studies, News, Public Sector|

Battery storage located ‘behind the meter’ is an emerging market which holds huge potential for energy cost savings and income opportunities for some businesses, farms and estates. We look at what it is, which sites it is suited to and highlight the benefits it can bring to a site.

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800kW behind-the-meter solar and battery storage advice in Yorkshire

2020-02-26T17:51:10+00:0023 October, 2017|Commercial & Industrial, Farms & Estates|

Read how we secured grid capacity for 800kW of behind-the-meter battery storage for our Yorkshire clients and the consultancy we are now providing.

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Subsidy-free stand-alone solar is coming, but it isn’t quite here yet

2022-07-18T11:37:04+00:0009 October, 2017|Commercial & Industrial, Farms & Estates, Feasibility Studies, Grid Consultancy, News, Public Sector|

At the end of September the UK's first subsidy-free solar farm was unveiled. There is no doubt that this scheme is a step forward for the renewables industry. However, even though this scheme was financially viable without any subsidies, it doesn’t mean that every large solar scheme will be, in the short term.

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