Cases

What this looks like in practice

Real engagements, with the figures and the partners involved.

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Cases

400 kW to 1,200 kW
Zeeman: 3x the grid capacity without buying a battery
A CBC contract and a battery as a service at the Alphen aan den Rijn distribution centre.
Our role: network and multi-party contracting coordinator
2024 · 42% lower power cost than diesel
Leiden: a construction site with no grid connection
A hybrid set-up sized to the real load, approved by the municipality.
Our role: energy planning, permit support and monitoring
2023 · The pilot behind a national tender
Enexis: mobile flexibility at a congested substation
We led the pilot that showed Enexis how to contract mobile flexibility across its whole area.
Our role: project lead

Anonymised cases for municipalities

Four engagements with the figures that mattered.

Case 01 · Mid-sized municipality

Housing and a school in the queue

applications in the queue, mostly housing: ±20
waiting time for a new school: 10+ years
proposed temporary flex at a municipal site: 1 MW

Case 02 · National infrastructure manager

From meter data to a strong position

of the requested capacity granted: 48%
per year above the granted capacity: ±49 hours
of the time the battery is free for congestion services: 91 to 99%

Case 03 · Municipal site, northern Netherlands

The station is filling up, the site has room

peak load on the station on winter mornings: 110%
free room on the site's own connection: ±1.3 MW
year in which the forecast passes capacity: 2027

Case 04 · Campus with expansion

From bottleneck to a deliverable package

extra demand from the new building: +650 kW
free room on the existing connection: ±175 kW
moved to a second connection: 150 kW

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