Battery Energy Storage
Store energy when EVN tariffs are lowest. Deploy it during peak hours when rates are highest. BESS lets your facility consume expensive peak-hour power at cheap off-peak rates — with zero disruption to operations.
Store Energy.
Deploy on Demand.
A BESS charges its battery banks during off-peak hours (00:00–06:00 daily) and discharges when grid electricity is most expensive — Monday to Saturday, 17:30–22:30. On Sundays there is no peak window, so the battery holds its charge. Every kWh shifted from peak to off-peak reduces your effective electricity cost automatically, every day, with no change to how your facility operates.
ATW Skylink deploys LFP (Lithium Iron Phosphate) battery technology — the industry standard for C&I applications: long cycle life, thermal stability, and low maintenance overhead.
How Your BESS Works
3 Time-of-Use Zones. One Smart Battery.
Your BESS responds to time-of-use pricing — charging when electricity is cheapest (00:00–06:00), holding during normal hours, and discharging exactly when the grid is most expensive (Mon–Sat, 17:30–22:30). Sundays have no peak window.
The Two Jobs BESS Does Every Day
BESS charges overnight during the off-peak window (00:00–06:00), then discharges during the peak period (17:30–22:30, Monday–Saturday) when grid electricity is at its most expensive. On Sundays there is no peak window — the battery stays on standby. Your facility’s consumption stays the same; your electricity cost drops because you draw from stored energy instead of the costly grid peak.
When the grid trips, BESS switches to battery power in milliseconds — before sensitive equipment notices. Manufacturing lines, cold chains, and data-critical operations keep running with no restarts and no spoilage. Continuous protection from the same system already cutting your peak costs.
Why Industrial Operators Choose BESS
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