Hybridisation allows renewable energy developers to leverage existing grid connections and increase asset value, but adding battery storage does not guarantee attractive returns. As installed capacity grows, the key is to optimise revenue strategies and ensure that market opportunities justify the investment. 

How can you protect the profitability of hybrid assets? The growing deployment of batteries can narrow the price spreads that underpin energy arbitrage, while grid injection constraints and curtailment management can limit the amount of energy that can actually be monetised. Battery degradation and uncertainty around future revenues add to these risks, potentially undermining initial financial projections. 

In this webinar, you will explore how to anticipate these risks and optimise operations to protect returns on investment, from stacking multiple revenue streams to managing grid connection constraints. 

• Anticipate how the growing deployment of batteries compresses price spreads and cannibalizes arbitrage revenues, and stress-test future spread scenarios in your business case 

• Optimize revenue strategies by combining arbitrage, intraday, balancing and capacity revenues without overestimating the addressable market or double-counting the same MW of capacity 

• Overcome operational constraints by analyzing how grid export limits, network restrictions and curtailment affect energy monetization, and how storage can shift otherwise curtailed energy to higher-value hours 

• Protect returns on investment by comparing revenue forecasts against CAPEX, operating costs, round-trip efficiency and battery degradation to measure the real profitability of a hybrid project 

Register for the webinar to discover how to protect revenues and maximise the profitability of your hybrid assets.