Every customer, a unique solution.
Every business consumes differently. A grain dryer is not a fruit cold store. A joinery is not a potato store. We simulate every scenario on real data and find the optimal configuration.
Grain trading: seasonal drying peaks
Grain dryers draw enormous peaks during the season. Precisely when EPEX prices are high. Outside the season, the capacity sits largely idle.
How InduBa tackles this:
- •InduBa PowerVault (261 kWh) with a seasonal EMS profile
- •The EMS charges overnight at €0 or a negative EPEX price
- •During daytime drying: the battery delivers peak power and shaves off peak charges
- •Out of season: the EMS automatically switches to day-ahead trading and PV self-consumption
- •Our simulator works out the full seasonal effect before you invest
Potato storage: continuous cooling, sharp fan peaks
Potato storage runs 24/7. Continuous consumption, but sharp peaks when fans and cooling start up. And a power outage? Direct risk of product damage.
How InduBa tackles this:
- •InduBa PowerVault (261 kWh): capacity for continuous consumption and fan peaks alike
- •EMS with a storage-cell profile: recognises fan start-up patterns and shaves peaks precisely
- •The battery charges at a €0 EPEX price, so the storage cells run on the cheapest possible electricity
- •InduBa PowerBridge for seamless off-grid backup, with no risk of product damage
Fruit cooling: peaks after the harvest, stable in storage
Cold rooms for top fruit: enormous peaks straight after harvest, when the fruit needs rapid cooling. Then months of more stable consumption during storage.
How InduBa tackles this:
- •InduBa SME 96 kWh: under 30 kVA, no NOB, maximum VLIF subsidy
- •EMS with a cooling profile: recognises the shift from initial cool-down to storage temperature
- •Peak shaving during the cool-down period reduces the capacity tariff considerably
- •PV + battery maximises self-consumption, especially in the summer months
- •InduBa PowerBridge for off-grid backup. Cold stores keep running during a power outage
Furniture workshop: start-up peaks in the early morning
Start all machines simultaneously early each working day? That creates an enormous 15-minute peak. Precisely in the most expensive time slot.
How InduBa tackles this:
- •InduBa PowerVault (261 kWh): 125 kW of discharge power absorbs the morning peak
- •EMS with a 'morning boost' profile: the battery charges overnight at €0 EPEX
- •At start-up the battery discharges at full power, shaving off the grid peak
- •The result: a much lower capacity tariff, with day-ahead profit on top
- •Ecologiepremie+ (VLAIO) as a subsidy
- •InduBa PowerBridge: during a power outage, production keeps running on battery + generator
Recognise your situation? We're happy to simulate it.
Free and honest, even if the answer is "no".