CurvatureEnergy develops, finances, builds and operates behind-the-meter battery storage for industrial sites. The model can combine peak shaving, PV integration and energy-cost optimisation without upfront expenditure by the host, subject to site feasibility and an agreed contract.
A battery energy storage system (BESS) can charge when electricity is available or less costly and discharge when the industrial site needs it. Depending on the load profile and tariff, that may reduce peak-demand charges, increase use of on-site PV or help the site operate within connection limits.
The configuration is site-specific. Consumption data, electricity invoices, operating constraints, available space and grid conditions determine whether a project should proceed and which commercial model is suitable.
CurvatureEnergy remains responsible for moving the project through defined stages. Each stage has a decision point before the next commitment is made.
Qualify: review load data, tariffs, PV, space and operating requirements.
Design: define an indicative BESS configuration and operating logic.
Develop: coordinate grid, site, permitting, technical and contractual workstreams.
Finance and build: finalise the agreed structure, suppliers and delivery programme.
Operate: manage the system and settle measured savings under the contract.
The structure is selected after the technical and commercial review. Availability depends on the site, verified project economics, counterparties and contract terms.
CurvatureEnergy finances, builds, owns and operates the BESS. The industrial host makes no upfront payment and receives an agreed share of verified savings.
The industrial company finances and owns the BESS. CurvatureEnergy develops and coordinates the project under an agreed scope.
Where a separate project on the industrial site is appropriate, the structure may combine a long-term site lease with defined energy or operating interfaces.
A focused first stage designed to determine whether the site warrants further technical and commercial development.
The host knows the operation; CurvatureEnergy leads the project-development process. Network operators, authorities and delivery partners retain their respective decisions and responsibilities.
Provides interval data, invoices, information on PV and available space, operating constraints, site access and a responsible internal contact.
Leads assessment, configuration, grid and site work, commercial structuring, supplier coordination and the agreed route to financing, construction and operation.
Network operators, authorities, equipment suppliers, installers and optimisation providers are engaged for the decisions and services within their remit.
If several of these apply, a short feasibility discussion may be worthwhile.