Technologies
Sun, storage and water.
We work with proven technologies, and increasingly with combinations of them behind a single grid connection.
Solar PV
Utility-scale parks and clusters of smaller plants that share grid infrastructure. Trackers or fixed tilt are chosen on yield, terrain and the export limit of the connection.
- Scale
- Utility-scale, single sites and clusters
- Revenue
- Feed-in premium, PPA, merchant
- Our role
- Development, investment, financing, management
Battery storage
Battery systems co-located with solar or connected on their own. Storage earns by moving energy to the hours when it is worth most and by providing balancing services to the system.
- Configuration
- Co-located or standalone
- Revenue
- Energy shifting, balancing services
- Our role
- Development, investment, financing
Hybridisation
Storage added behind the connection point of a solar plant, new or existing. It captures the output above the export limit and the energy that would be curtailed, then delivers it in the evening.
- Applies to
- New projects and operating plants
- Effect
- Less curtailment, higher captured price
- Our role
- Modelling, investment, financing
Small hydro
Run-of-river plants of up to 15 MW. Small hydro has a long asset life and a generation profile that complements solar across the day and the year.
- Scale
- Up to 15 MW per plant
- Profile
- Day and night, strongest in winter and spring
- Our role
- Development, investment, management
Why hybridise
The same connection, more of the energy.
A solar plant is limited by what its grid connection may export. At midday it produces more than the limit and the surplus is lost. A battery stores that surplus and releases it after sunset, through the same connection, when prices are higher.
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