Why storage projects stay theoretical
Energy storage is bought for specific reasons — backup during outages, shifting consumption away from peak tariffs, stabilising a solar installation — and each of those justifies a different system and a different calculation. Buyers cannot map their own situation onto a catalogue of battery capacities, and the economics depend on tariff structure and usage pattern. Without a calculator, every enquiry becomes a consulting conversation and most never start.
What we build for a storage provider
First, use-case pages: backup, peak shifting, solar pairing, grid services — each with its own sizing logic. Second, a calculator based on consumption pattern and tariff, showing capacity, cost and expected saving with assumptions visible. Third, project evidence with measured results, since this technology is new enough that buyers want proof rather than specification. Fourth, warranty, degradation and end-of-life terms, which is the long-term worry behind every deferral.