Real estate: Real estate is facing increasing demands for energy efficiency. Many install solar cell systems to approach a renewable energy existence. Energy storage enables the storage of excess electricity for use when the sun is not available, avoiding excess deliveries to the grid and creating a backup function. Read more about this here!

Industry: In industry, where large machines can produce strong current spikes, energy storage can be used to stabilize the electricity supply and reduce these spikes (Peak Shaving). It also enables optimization of the energy storage based on spot prices to avoid high cost peaks. Read more about this here!

Construction and machinery: With the new requirements from Boverket from 1 January 2022 to reduce carbon dioxide emissions and electricity consumption, mobile energy storage can replace or hybridize diesel generators on construction sites and thus reduce carbon dioxide emissions and facilitate compliance with government requirements. Read more about this here!

Electricity and energy companies: In step with the electrification of society and the reduction of nuclear power, energy storage can be used to stabilize the electricity grid frequency and support substations that cannot cope with high load effects for short periods. Read more about this here!

Electric car infrastructure: With increased installation of charging stations for electric cars, challenges arise with high currents during simultaneous charging. Energy storage can be used to balance the load and reduce power spikes. Read more about this here!

Renewable energy: In wind power and solar parks, energy storage can store excess energy for later delivery when it is most favorable for the electricity grid and at higher electricity prices. Read more about this here!