Energy Storage System Connectivity
Connect BESS and Other Distributed Energy Assets. Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) Connectivity Monitor state of charge, active power and import/export data in the context
Connect BESS and Other Distributed Energy Assets.
Monitor state of charge, active power and import/export data in the context of your distributed energy assets. The Hark Platform provides a single pane of glass to analyse and control Energy Storage Systems, PV Inverters, Energy Meters and Industrial Assets (regardless of vendor).
While Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) do tend to have some available software, often this only provides data for the battery and does not integrate with the other assets in your estate. The Hark Platform provides connectivity, analysis and control for all of your energy and industrial assets.
Having your energy storage battery connected to the cloud is the first step towards creating a layered energy strategy that maximises the efficiency of how you generate and consume energy. The ability to monitor, visualise and forecast energy data from Solar PV and industrial assets, gives critical insight into when to charge and discharge your battery for maximum effectiveness.
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The Hark Platform acts as an orchestration layer that sits over your estate. This means that all energy assets, regardless of type or vendor, can be connected. Using the Hark Edge Controller product, we can then set up an array of battery management strategies such as:
The are many benefits to connecting your BESS to the cloud, from data analysis and reporting, to alerting and control. Overall, a cloud connected battery gives you all of the battery data you need, as well as other contextual asset data to create a full picture of your energy efficiency.
Allowing Energy Storage Batteries, Solar/Generation Assets and other Distributed Energy Resources to work together unlocks significant cost, revenue and carbon reduction opportunities for end-customers.
Using Hark’s EMS (Edge Controller) you’re empowered to create a layered energy strategy that best suits your objectives and is fully integrated with all of your energy assets, regardless of type or model.
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Gather data from Energy Storage Batteries, Solar PV, EV Chargers, Energy Meters, and other industrial devices, to create a single pane of glass for your entire estate.
Using Hark’s EMS Edge Controller you can create complex energy strategies which stack based on priority. How and when you generate, store and consume energy is completely revolutionised by this product.
Hark’s technology allows rapid responses to grid signals, meaning you can opt into grid services and start getting paid for dispatching your battery at the right times. Grid services often require extremely precise response times, which is somethingHark’s technology can offer.
Battery connectivity is one part of a fully integrated suite of energy and asset connectivity, analysis and automation tools available through Hark. The Hark Platform acts as a single pane of glass for all energy and operational data, control and orchestration.
Using the Hark Edge Controller, we helped a rural customer connect to and control microgrid assets such as Energy Meters, Solar PV and Energy Storage Batteries, in order to meet import/export limitations, maximise on self-consumption and optimise microgrid energy efficiency.
Connect BESS and Other Distributed Energy Assets. Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) Connectivity Monitor state of charge, active power and import/export data in the context
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