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Solar Panels

The Problem

Synchronizing supply of electrical power with its demand is a well-known challenge. To address the additional costs associated with balancing the electrical grid, utility companies apply demand charges, based on the peak draw that a facility experiences over a billing cycle. With the expansion of renewable energy, the fluctuations between supply and demand are rising, increasing these charges and amplifying the financial burden on electricity users

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The Current Solutions

This issue is traditionally solved by burning fossil fuels in peaker plants: they generate electricity necessary to balance the load on the grid, as well as a whopping 18% of the CO2 emissions. 

 

Another solution is to store energy from when it's created to when it's needed. However, large scale battery storage would take over $4.8 trillion before it reaches the capacity that the grid requires.

 

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DistribuStore

Our goal is to distribute this investment between hundreds of thousands of businesses by implementing on-site battery packs. We are focusing on customers with the highest demand spikes, such as small to mid-sized industrial facilities with fluctuating draw due to the start-up of machinery. Our battery packs can reduce the electric bill by as much as 50%, all while providing surge and dropout protection as well as cutting their demand-related CO2 output in half.

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