Battery and Peak Power Fees

The Future of the Electricity Grid: How Demand Tariffs Affect Energy Usage and Smart Solutions Sweden’s electricity grid is undergoing major transformations to increase efficiency and balance energy consumption. A key aspect of this change is the introduction of demand tariffs. This new model means that electricity consumers will not only pay for the energy […]

Battery 101 – Part 2: Battery Applications

In this blog post, we dive deeper into how batteries can be used. There are many different application areas and uses for batteries. In future posts, we will explore various battery chemistries and how to select the right type for specific applications. By the end of this post, you will have a better understanding of […]

Battery 101 – Part 1: The Basics of Battery Systems

Battery systems play a crucial role in maximizing the benefits of solar installations and other energy solutions. In this article, we cover key technical concepts and the differences between various types of battery systems, including AC- and DC-coupled batteries. This is the first part of a two-part series that covers everything from fundamental concepts to […]

Batteries and Fire (Part 3 – Placement of Energy Storage Systems)

When placing batteries, many different aspects need to be considered. Below, we review some of these important factors. Your installer is responsible for ensuring that the placement is done correctly, but to help you get an overview, we outline the key aspects here. Keep in mind that regulations do not significantly differentiate between battery technologies, […]

Batteries and Fire (Part 2 – Different Cell Technologies)

Are all batteries equally safe?  There are several types of energy storage and system topologies among battery systems on the market. These behave very differently depending on the type of cell chemistry they use and how they react in the event of a fire. It should be emphasized, however, that most stationary battery storage solutions […]

Batteries and Fire (Part 1 – Introduction and Statistics)

A large number of solar installations today include batteries, and the number of energy storage systems is growing rapidly. As this trend continues, risks in homes increase due to more complex electrical installations involving solar panels, battery systems, and control systems. This increase in risk is a natural part of development, as there are inherent […]

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