Energy storage captures energy produced at one time for later use, balancing supply and demand, and providing a fall back for the electricity grid. It stores excess energy during low demand or high production and releases it to the power grid when needed during peak demand.

Essential for maintaining a reliable and stable electricity grid, energy storage seamlessly integrates with various infrastructures, accommodating a diverse energy mix to ensure sustainable power delivery. It complements natural gas assets and aids in the integration of new low-carbon technologies by managing surplus energy and maintaining a consistent power supply. This synergy between baseload generation and energy storage creates a resilient system adaptable to an evolving energy landscape. Additionally, energy storage enhances grid reliability through frequency regulation and rapid response to supply and demand fluctuations, ensuring stability.

There are various types of energy storage technologies operating today including pumped hydro, compressed air, flywheels, and batteries. Battery storage is what makes up Enfinite’s current operating energy storage portfolio.