Research from Cenex has revealed how smart energy hubs can integrate solar generation, battery energy storage and bidirectional EV charging for large savings from fleet electrification.
Delivered through the UK Government-funded Innovate UK Vehicle-to-Everything (V2X) Phase 2 Programme, the study provides evidence that DC-coupled energy hubs can provide energy savings, lower peak demand and overcome grid constraints without network reinforcement.
The findings reveal an economic case for smart energy hubs with annual cost savings of approximately £2,600–£3,700, and high-demand factory sites potentially exceeding £18,000.
Paul said... "They (3ti) really solve a lot of challenges around charging for businesses by being able to drop in 12 charge points in a matter of hours."