The neighbourhood battery. You often hear this term and that is not so strange, because neighbourhood batteries play a major role in the construction of new residential areas in grid congestion areas. Read all about the neighbourhood battery, or rather: neighbourhood hub.
Grid congestion can prevent a residential area from being built because there is no space on the overcrowded power grid. With the increasing shortage of homes, this is not a good development.
A district hub ensures that the residential area can get there and can count on a reliable power supply. And this despite the limitations due to grid congestion.
A district hub is a concept that makes it possible to realise residential areas, despite the limitations of grid congestion. This can be achieved through a combination of accurate measuring, smart control of devices and the addition of capacity.
It is also called a neighborhood battery in the market, but we find that term really too narrow. It only refers to the additional power that is supplied by a battery, and ignores the measuring and control of devices and additional power. This additional power can be a battery, but it does not have to be.
The term energy hub we do not use for residential areas either. This solution is for businesses and business parks. The dynamics and approach within a residential area is substantially different than within (a group of) businesses.
Curious about the right approach to organize a neighborhood hub? We have written a whitepaper about it to guide you. Request the district whitepaper (in Dutch) from Lyv.
Lyv has the right knowledge and experience, an energy management platform and suitable battery systems to realize the district hub. Are you a municipality, project developer, construction company or property owner looking for a solution for your housing project? Contact Lyv.
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