The Future of Business Energy Sovereignty
Wesley Herche
Decarbonisation Specialist
Battery storage means you’re no longer a consumer - you’re an active participant.
Battery storage means you’re no longer a consumer - you’re an active participant.
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The Future of Business Energy Sovereignty
1 min 13 secs
Key learning objectives:
Outline current battery storage trends
Explain how battery storage changes energy dynamics
Overview:
The case for battery storage is getting stronger as battery costs decline and electricity demand rises. A site with battery storage is no longer simply a consumption point. It can become an active participant in how energy flows and how demand is managed, creating new ways for businesses to engage with their utilities that were not previously possible.
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Summary
What are the current trends shaping battery storage?
The case for battery storage is getting stronger as battery costs decline and electricity demand rises. Demand is being driven by trends including AI data centres and the broader electrification of business operations, and these forces show no signs of reversing.
How does battery storage change the relationship between businesses and utilities?
Traditionally, the relationship was largely one-way: utilities generated and delivered electricity, while businesses consumed it. The main levers available to businesses were efficiency measures and using less energy. Battery storage changes this dynamic by allowing businesses to play a more active role in how energy flows and how demand is shaped.
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Wesley Herche
Dr. Wesley Herche is an energy and sustainability executive. He spent the first half of his career as an intelligence officer for the US government that had deployed to battlefields to navigate high-stakes uncertainty. He uses many of those same skillsets to help organisations and other practitioners drive competitive advantage through energy and sustainability strategy.
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