Title
EXSTORM: Exploiting storage through an open market

CoPED ID
17671e75-c7bf-40cf-8869-f74a5e2c4e38

Status
Closed


Value
£271,096

Start Date
Dec. 1, 2013

End Date
Jan. 31, 2015

Description

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While it has been understood for some time that installing electricity storage units around the periphery of the electricity distribution network would help the network to cope with the increased demands of heat pumps, electric cars and solar energy generation, there has not been a business arrangement that would encourage anybody to actually install such storage.

Swanbarton has identified a way for storage units to become profitable investments for householders and businesses, by integrating them into local energy markets, where households or business units etc can buy and sell electricity among themselves, rather than with a remote energy supply company.

Swanbarton's research will contribute to products which will enable this.

Swanbarton Limited LEAD_ORG
Swanbarton Limited PARTICIPANT_ORG

Jill Cainey PM_PER

Subjects by relevance
  1. Solar energy
  2. Electricity market
  3. Enterprises
  4. Electricity
  5. Distribution of electricity
  6. Business
  7. Energy
  8. Warehousing
  9. Production of electricity
  10. Heat energy
  11. Renewable energy sources
  12. Heat distribution
  13. Energy market
  14. Electric companies

Extracted key phrases
  1. Electricity storage unit
  2. Local energy market
  3. Open market
  4. Electricity distribution network
  5. Business unit
  6. Exstorm
  7. Remote energy supply company
  8. Solar energy generation
  9. Business arrangement
  10. Profitable investment
  11. Electric car
  12. Heat pump
  13. Swanbarton
  14. Time

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