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SBU 02 · Energy, Industry & Infrastructure

Battery Storage.

Grid-scale and behind-the-meter battery energy storage — frequency regulation, peak shaving, solar firming, microgrids. Lithium-iron-phosphate, lithium-ion, flow batteries — selected per use-case economics.

Battery Storage Division
SBU 02 · Energy, Industry & Infrastructure

Battery Storage.

Division overview

BESS Division

The Battery Storage Division engineers projects from the application case (FCAS, energy arbitrage, capacity, behind-the-meter) through delivery and ongoing operation. BESS unlocks the value of intermittent renewables and provides ancillary services to the grid.

Scope of services

What we deliver

  • Use-case modelling and revenue stack analysis
  • Battery sizing, augmentation strategy, degradation modelling
  • Container layout, PCS sizing, MV connection design
  • Fire detection and suppression to NFPA 855
  • BMS/EMS architecture and integration
  • Civil works, container erection, AC/DC integration, SCADA
Core expertise

How we work

  • Design to IEC 62933, NFPA 855 and EN standards
  • Energy market participation strategies (day-ahead, intraday, balancing)
  • Multi-vendor compatibility — Tesla, BYD, CATL, Sungrow
  • Performance guarantees with capacity-fade modelling
  • EMS optimisation for revenue maximisation
Sectors served

Where we deliver

  • Grid-scale storage (10–500 MWh)
  • Solar+storage and wind+storage hybrid plants
  • Industrial peak-shaving and demand-charge mitigation
  • Microgrids and remote off-grid systems
  • Backup power for critical facilities
  • EV charging infrastructure storage buffers
Frequently asked

Battery Energy Storage (BESS) — your questions

What does the BESS Division deliver?
Battery energy storage projects from the application case — FCAS, energy arbitrage, capacity or behind-the-meter — through delivery and ongoing operation.
Which standards apply to battery storage systems?
Design follows IEC 62933, NFPA 855 and EN standards, including fire detection and suppression to NFPA 855.
Which battery suppliers does APIS work with?
The division is multi-vendor compatible, including Tesla, BYD, CATL and Sungrow.
Can a battery system earn revenue in energy markets?
The division models use cases and revenue stacks and develops participation strategies for day-ahead, intraday and balancing markets, with EMS optimisation for revenue.
Where is battery storage typically used?
Grid-scale storage, solar-plus-storage and wind-plus-storage hybrid plants, industrial peak shaving and demand-charge mitigation, microgrids, backup power for critical facilities and EV charging buffers.
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