Industry
Battery storage and energy management for industry
Industry gets a plant that cuts peak load, holds critical process and can trade against power and reserve markets — automatically.
Grid capacity and peak power cost more than they used to. Enfy steers battery and load toward both uptime and value, without a trading desk.
Talk to us about the industrial siteWhat comes first
1. Power and the grid
The battery shaves peaks and smooths offtake, so you stress the grid less in expensive hours and get more from the connection you already have.
2. Process that cannot stop
On a weak grid or an outage the plant can island, hold local voltage and frequency, and prioritise the load production actually depends on.
3. Markets without operational complexity
The same battery can value-stack spot, peak shaving and Statnett reserve and balancing markets. Enfy runs forecast, bid and dispatch in one loop.
Industry pays for the peaks, not the average
As more load is electrified, capacity and connection hit harder than the energy charge. An industrial battery without controls just sits there. With EMS it cuts peaks and holds the reserve you have set.
Preparedness as part of production
Short outages and voltage dips stop lines and ruin batches. Islanding and predictive reserve are not an add-on — they are how the plant survives a weak grid.
One battery, several value streams
At Vikersund Solar Park, solar, battery and EMS run against the power market and Statnett’s reserve and balancing markets. The same control logic is applied to industrial load: the most profitable choice within your operating limits.
From module to container
Through the partnership with EVE Energy, Enfy can deliver from commercial plants to container solutions with storage capacity of up to 5 MWh, with our own EMS, engineering and local follow-up.
What you get
- Peak shaving against power and connection
- Islanding and prioritisation of critical process
- Automatic participation in balancing and reserve markets
- Co-optimisation of spot, preparedness and load
- Industrial scale, including container plants
Questions before choosing a system
- What production data do you need?
- We need meter data, shift schedules, starting currents, critical processes and planned changes. An annual average may miss the peaks and interruptions that matter most to production.