Power has to stay within terms
A flexible connection may set a lower import limit for defined periods.
Industrial site load balancing
GridPass models and controls approved site resources so a large electricity user can respond to a flexible connection limit. The site owner sets the priorities.
The simulation is a software model. Physical control requires site review, permissions and integration.
The problem
The controller must follow the connection limit without disrupting protected operations or controlling assets without permission.
A flexible connection may set a lower import limit for defined periods.
Batteries, site auxiliaries and operator-owned workloads have different energy, ramp and process limits.
The site and network operator need a clear record of a response against the agreed limit.
How it works
Every asset is included only after the site scope and permissions are reviewed.
Use available battery power first, within its power, energy, reserve and ramp limits.
Then adjust approved site loads, such as cooling, compressed air or fleet charging.
Then adjust workloads owned by the site operator that have opted in.
Never curtail protected loads or third-party tenant loads. Record each limit event.
What you get
GridPass works with the site team to define the assets, limits and evidence before any control is deployed.
Run site load data against connection terms, asset limits and operating priorities.
Define the approved battery, flexible site loads and opt-in workloads in order.
Plan response, recovery and fallback behaviour around the agreed operating limits.
Prepare time-stamped records for site and operator review. Production logging scope depends on the deployment.
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Available options depend on your location, site demand and network terms.