Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Renewable wind and solar farms often generate more electricity than the grid can accept at a given moment, leading to curtailment where clean energy is wasted. Simultaneously, fast‑growing sectors such as AI data centres and electric‑vehicle charging networks are creating large, time‑sensitive electricity demand that the existing grid struggles to meet.
Solution
Delta Dispatch develops and finances large‑scale battery energy storage systems (BESS) that are charged exclusively with surplus, curtailed renewable power. By storing this excess generation, the batteries can release clean electricity precisely when high‑demand customers need it, turning otherwise wasted energy into a reliable, dispatchable supply. The company focuses on pairing storage capacity with AI data centre operators and EV network owners, providing them with verified, low‑carbon power contracts. This approach helps balance supply‑demand timing, reduces reliance on fossil‑based peaking plants, and supports the rapid electrification of the modern economy.
Target Audience
Primary customers are operators of large AI data centres and owners of electric‑vehicle charging infrastructure who require high‑volume, low‑carbon electricity on a predictable schedule.
Features
- Battery storage assets sized to capture gigawatt‑hours of curtailed wind and solar output
- Financing model that enables rapid deployment of BESS without upfront capital from end users
- Integration with grid operators to coordinate charge cycles during curtailment periods
- Dedicated power delivery contracts for AI data centres and EV charging networks ensuring clean, on‑demand electricity
- Real‑time monitoring and control platform that optimizes dispatch based on market prices and demand forecasts