Shell has joined forces with Ontario-Canadian behind-the-meter (BTM) energy storage developer Convergent Energy + Power to launch 21 MWh of storage projects. Two of Shell’s Canada Products sites will be fitted with BTM energy storage systems, with the firms set to collaborate on future projects. Their partnership means industrial electricity customers of Shell Energies North America will be offered Convergent’s BTM storage systems. The joint venture is part of US’s bid to encourage green energy initiatives using the Global Adjustment Charge, through which industrial users pay a premium to take grid energy at peak times.
Shell has joined forces with US-Canadian behind-the-meter (BTM) energy storage developer Convergent Energy + Power to launch 21 MWh of storage projects. Two of Shell’s Canada Products sites will be fitted with BTM energy storage systems, with the firms set to collaborate on future projects. Their partnership means industrial electricity customers of Shell Energies North America will be offered Convergent’s BTM storage systems. The joint venture is part of Ontario’s bid to encourage green energy initiatives using the Global Adjustment Charge, through which industrial users pay a premium to take grid energy at peak times.