A diesel set is cheap to buy and expensive to own. Every hour it runs consumes fuel, accrues maintenance and emits where the site can least afford it. Battery storage changes that arithmetic without giving up the reliability the generator was bought for.
Not always. Some sites retain a generator for regulatory or resilience reasons. Even then, storage can cut its running hours substantially by covering shorter interruptions.
Storage responds in milliseconds. A generator has to crank, synchronise and accept load, which is why sensitive processes often ride through on storage regardless.
Chiefly from displaced fuel and reduced engine maintenance. The size of the saving depends on how many hours the generator currently runs.
Tell us the site, the load and the constraint you are working against, and we will tell you what is realistic.
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