Battery storage system launched

Honeywell announced an agreement with NRStor C&I L.P. (NRStor) to launch an energy storage system to commercial and industrial customers.

By Honeywell September 23, 2019

Honeywell announced an agreement with NRStor C&I L.P. (NRStor) to launch the Experion Energy Program, which will create a behind-the-meter (BTM) energy storage to commercial and industrial customers. Under the agreement, Honeywell and NRStor will develop and operate 300 megawatts (MW) of BTM battery energy storage systems (BESS) across the U.S. and Canada starting in early 2020. Operated remotely, these systems will provide customers with electricity cost savings, improved sustainability and resiliency.

The energy storage systems will be supported by two state-of-the-art remote operations centers (ROCs) that use proprietary artificial intelligence-based peak prediction and value stack optimization algorithms. These centers will automatically start the battery systems to maximize savings for commercial and industrial customers. Honeywell’s advanced control technologies will enable precise battery dispatch along with network security and cybersecurity protection.

“Our operations platform makes it easier to anticipate and manage demand and energy generation in today’s complex energy ecosystem,” said Eren Ergin, general manager, renewable energy and distributed assets, Honeywell Process Solutions.

NRStor C&I is an energy storage solution provider for commercial and industrial customers across North America. NRStor C&I provides energy storage as a service under a turn-key build, own, and operate business model that doesn’t require a capital outlay from the customer.

– Edited from a Honeywell press release by CFE Media. See more Control Engineering energy and power stories.