Solutions · Renewable energy

Keep the energy you already made.

Pair renewable generation with storage so that surplus becomes revenue instead of curtailment.

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The challenge

What gets in the way.

Generation peaks at the wrong time

Solar is strongest when the grid wants it least, and weakest when demand rises.

Export limits waste output

When generation exceeds what the connection allows, the surplus is simply lost.

Weather moves faster than schedules

Cloud cover and wind ramps change output inside a single time block.

How Loopgain helps

What you get.

Surplus generation stored instead of curtailed
Energy shifted to the hours when it is worth more
Ramp smoothing so fast changes never reach the grid
Forecasting and dispatch run as one loop

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Plant overviewLive

Solar PV41.8 MW

Wind17.2 MW

Battery68%

Grid export50.0 MW

Schedule vs actual, today— Actual ┄ Schedule

Grid compliance: within limits

1 open alarm, ticket assigned

Illustration with demo data

Common questions

Why add a battery to a solar or wind plant?

Solar and wind produce power when the weather allows, not when it is most needed. A battery stores surplus energy and releases it later, helps the plant stay on its schedule, and smooths fast changes in output before they reach the grid.

What is curtailment, and how does storage reduce it?

Curtailment is generation the plant cannot export, usually because of a connection limit or a grid instruction. A battery absorbs that surplus and releases it when export is allowed again, so the energy is sold instead of lost.