As electricity demands are needed for grid reliability, commercial battery storage provides a solution. Businesses, schools, industrial manufactures, and commercial property owners have an opportunity to turn underutilized space into a long-term source of income.
QFB Energy helps facilities explore battery storage opportunities, connecting eligible properties with energy programs with our qualified development partners. Whether you have unused land or an existing commercial or industrial facility, your property could help support the electric grid while creating a new revenue stream.
What Is Battery Storage?
Battery storage systems store electricity and help support grid reliability. Through battery storage programs, eligible property owners can earn income by making space available for battery installations or participating in programs that compensate them based on electricity usage.
Depending on the program, property owners can benefit from additional revenue without purchasing, operating, or maintaining the battery equipment themselves.
Why Consider Battery Storage?
Additional Revenue – Generate income from eligible property or electricity usage, depending on the program structure.
No Upfront Equipment Costs – Participating programs may cover battery equipment, installation, insurance, and ongoing maintenance.
Minimal Disruption – Battery installations are designed to fit within designated areas of a property, with installation requirements determined by the site.
Support Grid Reliability – Help support the electric grid as energy demand and the need for energy storage infrastructure continue to grow.
How the Program Works
QFB Energy helps you understand available opportunities and determine which program may be appropriate for your property.
1. Submit Your Utility Information – Provide a utility bill showing your electricity usage so your eligibility and potential payment can be evaluated.
2. Review Your Proposal – Program details and potential payments are determined using your historical electricity usage and applicable program requirements.
3. Sign the Agreement – Review the contract and confirm the terms before proceeding.
4. Engineering & Permitting – The project moves through the necessary engineering and building permitting process.
5. Installation – The program provider coordinates installation and covers applicable equipment and installation costs.
6. Receive Payments – Eligible participants receive annual cash payments based on their prior 12 months of electricity usage. Payments are issued in January, with the first year prorated for mid-year enrollment.
Explore Your Property's Potential
Your property and electricity usage could represent an opportunity to generate additional income while supporting the development of energy storage infrastructure.
QFB Energy can help you review your utility information, understand the available program options, and determine whether your business may qualify. Getting started is simple: submit a utility bill to begin the evaluation process. Find Out What Your Property Could Earn.
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