About this event
On-Site Solar and Batteries: A Perfect Pairing?
More and more businesses are considering on-site solar as a means of reducing their energy costs and carbon emissions. Solar can often contribute up to 40% of a business’ annual energy needs. But how do you determine the optimal system size and when does it make sense to add batteries? Join Two Blues Solar and one of our partners, Enel X, to find out.
We’ll be delving into the following topics:
- Exploring the costs and benefits of on-site solar
- Understanding the best use cases for batteries
- Sizing your system: what creates optimal value?
- Can solar & batteries generate a revenue stream for your business?
- How to benefit from solar & batteries without any capital outlay?
Two Blues Solar supports a wide range of energy-intensive commercial and industrial clients, across multiple sectors including: manufacturing, agriculture, transport, automotive, public sector and pharmaceuticals. We are pleased to be associated with the following industry bodies:
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Guest speaker
Jamie Storry UK Commercial Lead, Flexibility Services @ Enel X UKG
Jamie is the UK Commercial Lead for Enel X, supporting clients to take advantage of Grid Flexibility programs. Jamie has worked in the renewable energy sector for around 10 years across hydro, Solar PV, BESS and most recently Grid Flexibility and has a personal interest in small scale renewables and micro-grids, living totally off the electricity grid in Scotland
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Team member
Rachel Stark Commercial Director @ Two Blues SolarT
Rachel is the Commercial Director of Two Blues Solar (TBS). TBS enables businesses to access the cost and carbon savings of on-site solar with zero capital outlay. TBS can also provide consultancy support and feasibility studies for businesses assessing the business case for solar.
Two Blues Solar
Two Blues Solar helps energy-intensive businesses access the cost and carbon savings associated with solar, without any capital outlay required. We fund 100% of the procurement, installation, and ongoing maintenance of commercial solar panels.
