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How to optimize energy storage systems for multiple value streams?

Optimizing energy storage systems for multiple value streams and maximizing the value of storage assets depends on intelligent operating systems that analyze large datasets and make real-time decisions, automatically responding to changing conditions.

What is flexible generation capacity & storage?

Flexible generation capacity and storage are elements of the energy transition and the continued expansion of intermittent renewable energy (RE) as they offer unparalleled flexibility to optimally deliver energy and ancillary services.

What makes Athena different from other energy storage software?

With more than 10 million operating hours and nearly 1,000 systems operating, Athena has ingested and analyzed far more data, and has more operating experience than any other energy storage software in the market. No other platform has the same track record, sophistication, and range of capabilities.

Who benefits from energy storage?

Anyone that consumes, manages, or distributes energy directly benefits from the flexibility that energy storage delivers - whether that’s the flexibility to buy energy at the cheapest times, to use more renewable energy, to sell energy at the best price, or to switch to backup power during a grid outage.

Where are the best markets for re and battery storage optimization?

The most attractive markets for front-of-the-meter (FTM) RE and battery storage optimization and trading platforms are the United Kingdom, the United States, and Australia. However, as renewable penetration advances across markets, so will the need for flexible services and the business case for intelligent platforms.

How is energy storage changing the world?

Energy storage adoption is growing amongst businesses, consumers, developers, and utilities. Storage markets are expected to grow thirteenfold to 158 GWh by 2024; set to become a $4.5 billion market by 2023. Figure 1 Source: Wood Mackenzie. The growth of storage is changing the way we produce, manage, and consume energy.