Aerial view of a wind farm paired with EnerVenue energy storage, illustrating grid-scale deployment

Products

This is what 30 years of endurance looks like commercially.

Two products. One integration model. No augmentation. No complex thermal management. No auxiliary fire suppression. Thirty years without major intervention.

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Integration

The choice is yours.

The Energy Rack is a DC block that can be configured according to unique project needs via the Energy Venue design. The Energy Prism is a simple solution that speeds deployment.

Two paths. One platform.

EnerVenue storage installation in the field, used in the integration section

Energy Venue™

The configurable AC solution.

Energy Venue™ is an innovative building concept designed to enable cost-effective, turnkey deployment of grid-scale energy storage. Purpose-built for infrastructure-grade systems, Energy Venue provides a flexible platform for energy storage across a wide range of energy markets. Energy Racks can be stacked up to three levels high to optimize footprint efficiency, especially important for multi-megawatt-hour deployments. PCS equipment can be co-located using a distributed or centralized approach. This modular architecture reduces engineering complexity, installation labor, and integration costs — helping developers and integrators bring projects online faster and more efficiently.

Turnkey deployment.

Grid-scale flexibility.

Modular by design.

EnerVenue Energy Prism deployed in a desert environment, showing outdoor integration capability

Energy Prism™

The containerized DC block.

Energy Racks can be integrated into the Energy Prism — a container-based solution for design-and-drop ease. Integrators can connect power conversion systems (PCS) to complete an AC system while using their preferred partners and technologies. Unlike conventional container solutions, fire suppression systems are not required due to the AMC's inherently safer chemistry. System heating and cooling is not required either, reducing sub-system components, maintenance requirements, and unnecessary points of failure.

The Economics

On a 100 MWh project, EnerVenue costs up to 25% less.

25%

Lower total cost of ownership

0

Augmentation events required

93.2%

State of health at year 20

Four Dimensions

The economics work across four dimensions. Each one compounds the next.

Total capital at day zero

A 100 MWh project requires 112 MWh of installed EnerVenue capacity. A comparable conventional system requires between 127 and 219 MWh to deliver the same contracted output, because degradation must be corrected through augmentation. The total capital required at day zero is lower with EnerVenue.

OpEx across the asset life

No complex thermal management systems. No fire suppression contracts. No augmentation phases. Conventional storage requires up to three augmentation events over 20 years, each a significant capital and operational disruption. EnerVenue requires none.

Revenue at year 20

93.2% state of health. The asset holds its contracted capacity for the full project life. Conventional storage reaches 65.6% by year 20, progressively eroding the revenue the project was financed to deliver.

Time to market

No fire suppression infrastructure means faster permitting and an earlier commissioning date. For data center operators, it also means the storage system can be located inside the facility rather than adjacent to it.

Metric

EnerVenue

Conventional

Required capacity at day zero

112 MWh

127 to 219 MWh

Augmentation phases

None

Up to 3 over 20 years

Total cost of ownership (20yr)

~25% lower

State of health at year 20

93.2%

65.6%

Effective cost per EoL MWh

Up to 30% lower

Source: Storlytics Battery Score Sheets. Two independent use-case simulations, augmentation and overbuild deployment strategies. 3% discount rate. 100 MWh end-of-life requirement, 25 MW, 20-year project life.

EnerVenue

Required capacity at day zero

112 MWh

Augmentation phases

None

Total cost of ownership (20yr)

~25% lower

State of health at year 20

93.2%

Effective cost per EoL MWh

Up to 30% lower

Conventional

Required capacity at day zero

127 to 219 MWh

Augmentation phases

Up to 3 over 20 years

Total cost of ownership (20yr)

State of health at year 20

65.6%

Effective cost per EoL MWh

Source: Storlytics Battery Score Sheets. Two independent use-case simulations, augmentation and overbuild deployment strategies. 3% discount rate. 100 MWh end-of-life requirement, 25 MW, 20-year project life.

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