Boosting the Financial Performance of your Solar Asset Through Energy Storage

Recording from Tuesday, January 23, 2024 | Solar Quality Summit | Language: English | Length: 16:24 .

Boosting the Financial Performance of your Solar Asset Through Energy Storage

"In several European markets, solar assets fall prey to negative pricing and curtailment, particularly when production schedules do not match demand. This session will look at how storage can boost the financial performance of solar assets, and reduce project risk, assessing the advantages and disadvantages of additional investment in battery storage and best practice for BESS quality assurance."

Speaker:

Ms Lucia Dolera, Business Development Manager for BESS, Jinko

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