Wattstor designs and finances onsite renewable energy systems, including solar and battery storage, to provide businesses with electricity at rates lower than grid prices. This approach helps companies reduce their electricity costs while advancing their net zero goals by optimizing renewable energy integration.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Many businesses face high electricity costs and struggle to meet net-zero goals due to limitations in integrating renewable energy sources and grid constraints. Price volatility and dependence on traditional grid infrastructure further exacerbate these challenges.
Solution
Wattstor provides fully funded, onsite renewable energy systems, including solar and battery storage, enabling businesses to procure electricity at rates lower than grid prices. Their platform optimizes renewable energy integration by balancing storage, usage, and trading, maximizing sustainability and reducing reliance on the grid. Wattstor's Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) overcome grid constraints, allowing for greater solar PV installation within regulatory guidelines. By designing, building, operating, and optimizing these systems, Wattstor helps companies reduce electricity costs, accelerate their net-zero initiatives, and protect against price volatility.
Target Audience
Wattstor primarily serves industrial and commercial businesses seeking to reduce electricity costs, achieve net-zero targets, and enhance energy independence.
Features
- Fully funded solar and battery projects, eliminating upfront capital expenditure
- Tailored Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) providing electricity at below-grid rates
- Proprietary Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) to maximize solar PV installation
- Podium EMS technology stack for bespoke energy storage system design
- Platform optimizes energy storage, usage, and trading for maximum sustainability
- Integration of energy storage with renewable generation for reduced carbon emissions
- Dynamic EV charging capabilities to avoid demand peaks