Modern battery storage systems are now making it possible for businesses across Scotland to start enjoying the benefits of storing energy. Join this FREE webinar where we will take a closer look at the emerging technologies and help you decide if battery storage is something that you should be taking advantage of in your business.
What are the benefits of battery storage?
Battery storage systems allow you to store energy from the grid when energy prices are at their cheapest. If you have a microgeneration system installed (like solar or wind) battery storage also lets you save your excess energy for use at a later time.
When used correctly, battery storage offers many business benefits. These include:
- Lower energy bills.
- A smaller carbon footprint.
- Reduced reliance on energy suppliers.
- Increased independence from the grid.
- More opportunities to take advantage of microgeneration technologies and Scottish Government funding.
What will you learn at this free webinar?
By booking your place at this webinar, you will:
- Find out if battery storage could be a good fit for your business.
- Understand the financial benefits battery storage provides.
- Find out about the additional operational benefits you could enjoy.
- Know what to consider when thinking about battery storage so you make the right investment.
- Know the key questions to ask suppliers and installers.
- Find out about potential sources of funding
Who should join this FREE session?
Battery storage is ideal for businesses that have installed (or want to install) solar PV systems but use some energy night. It allows them to generate electricity during the day, then use it to power operations into the evening. Examples include:
- Manufacturers
- Food and drink producers
- Warehousing and logistics companies
- Care homes
- Medical centres
- Hospitality businesses such as hotels, restaurants and venues
- Convenience stores and forecourts
It can also help businesses that have installed (or want to install) wind turbines. Allowing them to capture and store excess energy on windy days and then use it on calm days. Examples include:
- Farms
- Holiday parks
- Outdoor centres
It can also help businesses with high peak-time energy demand, allowing them to store energy during the night when it’s cheap. This is what the Premier Inn at the Gyle in Edinburgh did when it became the UK’s first-ever battery-powered hotel.
This webinar is for anyone in your business who is interested in or who has responsibility for operational cost and environmental performance. It’s particularly ideal for:
- Business owners and directors.
- General managers.
- Health, safety and environmental managers.
- Environmental performance champions.
- Facilities managers.
Can’t attend?
Don’t worry if you can’t attend the live event. If you register, we’ll send you a link to the video recording to watch when you have time.
Further information
For further information please contact energyevents@businessenergyscotland.org or call 0808 808 2268.