Our expertise tool analyzes the operational data of your battery energy storage systems (BESS) in light of the Mauritian regulatory framework. It ensures full transparency on actual performance against the requirements of grid operators and energy markets.
The tool compares in real-time the power and voltage measurements recorded by your batteries with the operational limits defined by the CEB or the CEB. It instantly identifies any discrepancy between the behavior of the BESS system and the technical parameters required for safe operation.
The expertise is based on current references, notably the IEC 60364 / CEB standards for electrical installations and the IEC 62933 series of standards for energy storage. The system ensures that your installation complies with the technical requirements imposed by the URA (Utility Regulatory Authority).
The tool calculates real performance indicators, such as Round Trip Efficiency and capacity degradation. This data allows for evaluating the actual effectiveness of storage against self-consumption or arbitrage objectives.
Generate detailed and exportable compliance reports for your annual audits or connection requests. These documents summarize the observed discrepancies and validate the performance of the BESS system regarding contractual requirements.
The system operates in read-only mode to ensure the integrity of your critical operational data. Analysis by artificial intelligence is processed locally, ensuring the confidentiality of data flows related to your energy infrastructure.
Optimize your strategies on the CEB grid market (day-ahead) and reduce costs related to subscribed power (the CEB power fee). The tool allows you to maximize gains from peak shaving and the optimization of photovoltaic self-consumption.
Transmission is provided by the CEB, while distribution is managed by the CEB on Mauritian territory.
The Energy Regulatory Commission (the URA (Utility Regulatory Authority)) defines the regulatory framework and grid access rules for storage systems.
It is the practice of storing energy when prices are low and re-injecting it into the day-ahead market when prices are high.
The system allows for peak shaving, thereby reducing subscribed power and the costs associated with the CEB power fee.
Installations must generally comply with the IEC 60364 / CEB standards for electrical installation and the IEC 62933 standards for energy storage.
The BESS system allows storing surplus solar production for later use, thereby maximizing the self-consumption rate.
Read-only connection, calculated on-site, no cloud. First audit free.