How much money is your system failing to save because it doesn't have batteries—or because it isn't managing them properly?
In solar self-consumption, profitability depends not only on having a battery, but also on how its operation is optimized:
– Reducing penalties for excess power
– Advanced price arbitrage
– Smart use of storage to maximize returns
The common question is clear: Will my investment in batteries really be profitable in my specific case?
To answer this, we’ve developed Enfyo® Arc, a sizing and economic simulation tool featuring our multi-service optimizer (service stacking):
– It uses the same internal engine as our Energy Management System (EMS).
– It executes the same optimization strategy that will later be applied in actual operation.
– It maximizes revenue by simultaneously combining different services and markets.
– Generates economic reports and comparisons between different sizing options.
In other words: the simulation and future operation speak the same language. This reduces operational and financial risk.
With Enfyo® Arc, we don’t just tell you to “install a battery.” We give you a tool to verify whether it makes sense for your facility by comparing it to the financial model you’re already considering.
Want to see it applied to a real-world scenario?
Leave a comment or write to us, and we’ll show you:
• A demo of the system
• An economic and sizing study for your installation
• The savings potential using the same algorithm that will govern future operations
Enfasys – Optimize · Control · Monetize
