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Debi Ryan - Green Charge Network -10-23-14

The document discusses intelligent energy storage and its core revenue streams, which include peak demand reduction, demand response, ancillary services, renewable firming, microgrids, and backup/resiliency. It provides examples of how energy storage can reduce demand spikes from an office building with solar panels and variable solar production. The document also notes that Green Charge Networks works with various organizations and systems.

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Intelligent Energy Storage
Core Revenue Streams • Peak Demand Reduction • Demand Response • Ancillary Services • Renewable Firming • Micro grid • Back up/ Resiliency 11/10/2014 Green Charge Networks Proprietary and Confidential 2
GCN at Work 11/10/2014 Green Charge Networks Proprietary and Confidential 3
Office Building with Solar 120kW/120kWh System 8/19/2013 Red = Original Building Load Blue = Reduced Demand with Storage A = “Full Peak Shaved kW” Green = Battery State of Charge (%) B = “Part Peak Shaved kW” 11/10/2014 Green Charge Networks Proprietary and Confidential 4
Solar Variability 120kW/120kWh System 6/25/2013 Red = Original Building Load Blue = Reduced Demand with Storage A = “Full Peak Shaved kW” Green = Battery State of Charge (%) B = “Part Peak Shaved kW” Energy storage prevents demand spikes due to variable solar production 11/10/2014 Green Charge Networks Proprietary and Confidential 5
Who we work with 11/10/2014 Green Charge Networks Proprietary and Confidential 6