
The €40,000 per MW Gap: What Drives Battery Performance?
What Determines Battery Performance
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Multi-market access: Smartly combining imbalance, reserve markets FCR and aFRR, and the intraday market through dynamic optimisation instead of single-market focus.
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Peak shaving 2.0: Actively monitoring and reducing 15-minute peaks to structurally lower grid fees, while trading in parallel.
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Local optimisation: Maximising the use of your own renewable energy at the right moments.
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Your energy contract: If the contract is not adapted to flexibility, optimisation efforts lose impact.
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VPP advantage: The strategic power of a large-scale Virtual Power Plant.
The Impact of Optimised Operation
When all performance drivers are aligned:
– Higher net energy market revenues
– Controlled grid cost exposure
– Stable integration with your energy contract
– Reduced volatility impact
– Improved ROI certainty
Whether you already operate a battery, are currently evaluating an investment, or are exploring how to reduce your energy costs. In this webinar we show the five factors that explain the gap between two identical batteries.
What operation changes
During this webinar, we cover:
– Multi-Market Access
– Energy Contract Alignment
– Peak Shaving 2.0
– The Virtual Power Plant Advantage
– Profitability and ROI


