Battery storage as a business model for energy providers – The Mobility House supports setup and commercialization

To integrate the rapidly growing share of electricity generation from renewable energies, a high level of flexibility in the energy system is required. In addition to expanding the power grids, large-scale battery storage systems are emerging as a crucial economic pillar. In Germany, over 1 GWh of battery storage has already been installed, and various studies and government scenarios predict substantial growth to between 30 and 100 GWh by 2037.

The Mobility House, with over 100 MWh as a leading commercializer of battery storage systems, has implemented extensive projects since 2016 in collaboration with renowned car manufacturers such as Audi, Mercedes, Nissan, and Renault, as well as system integrators like BELECTRIC, Eaton, Fenecon, and Nidec. Building on strong customer relationships with energy suppliers such as Enervie, EnBW, Dortmund City Works, Mainova, MVV, SWM, RheinEnergie, and Wemag, the company is now supporting energy suppliers in building and commercializing battery storage systems.

Through the combination of various trading strategies, including Day-Ahead and Intraday trading, frequency containment reserve (FCR) and automatic frequency restoration reserve (aFRR), and the integration of local generation, The Mobility House enables a wide range of applications for battery storage systems and shortens amortization periods. The collaboration and participation of Mitsui also simplifies external financing options if needed.

The Mobility House offers years of commercialization expertise, as well as AI-based trading algorithms, to maximize the various revenue streams in the energy storage market and simultaneously extend the lifespan of batteries. These crucial criteria for vehicle batteries also benefit stationary storage systems.