Post: GridBeyond joins the Irish Solar Energy Association to offer its flexibility services to solar assets owners and developers

GridBeyond joins the Irish Solar Energy Association to offer its flexibility services to solar assets owners and developers

As the front-of-the- meter rapidly grows, GridBeyond a world leading technology player for managing distributed and flexible energy resources has joined the Irish Sola Energy Association (ISEA) to offer its expertise and services to energy asset owners and developers.

ISEA goals is to advance to promote solar as a leading renewable energy technology that will push the energy transition forward, and contribute to a successful and strong clean economy by 2050. The association is also committed to help the solar energy to supply 20% of the electricity demand in Ireland.

GridBeyond has recently launched a suite of products including Bid Optimizer, which combines best-in-class price, demand, and generation market forecasts with simulation of a range of trading strategies and market outcomes. This enables the exploration of various trade scenarios and quantifies the probabilities involved in making projections. In addition, users can create/customize their own trades and view trading history and comparisons against perfect foresight through the cloud-based interface, ensuring transparency and ease of reporting.

GridBeyond’s services and team of engineers analyze the business needs offering a tailored solutions to actively manage the energy produced by renewables asset owners.

Denver Blemings, GridBeyond Regional Director said:

“We are very pleased to become members of ISEA to discuss energy opportunities and how GridBeyond can support businesses using its energy services for their assets and how this can be optimized for the benefit of our clients and the wider power system.

“Our services aim at delivering sustainability, resilience, affordability and adaptability through collaboration and innovation and we are delighted to have the opportunity to support Irish businesses to reach their net zero goals.”

Conall Bolger, CEO of the Irish Solar Energy Association: