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Connection constraints
Explore how banked energy could help manage demand within your connection limits and support plans held back by energy constraints.
Energy storage for commercial property
Bank renewable energy
Unlock your site's potential
Help reduce energy costs, support electrification and move your property plans forward.
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Generate renewable electricity
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Bank the surplus on site
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Use it when it matters
The Sherwood FAB — Free Air Bank
We use air and water
to store energy
Bank surplus renewable energy on site. Use it when it matters.
The Sherwood FAB — Free Air Bank — uses surplus renewable electricity to bank energy on site for later use, helping businesses make efficient use of renewables, expand electrification and reduce energy costs.
Renewable electricity can come from on-site generation, the grid or both. The system is configured around your site's energy supply, demand and available connection.
Four pressures
One coordinated energy strategy
Make room for your next move
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Surplus at the wrong time
Bank surplus renewable energy available to your site for the hours your buildings and occupiers need it.
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Rising energy costs
Use banked energy when grid electricity is more expensive to help manage your site's energy costs.
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Growing electricity demand
Plan for EV charging, electrified heating and cooling, and changing occupier needs as your property develops.
Generate | Bank | Use
Bank the surplus on site
Use it when it matters
01 / GENERATE
Renewable electricity, on site or elsewhere
Solar and wind generate electricity when conditions allow — not according to your site's timetable.
02 / BANK
Bank the surplus on site
The FAB stores energy from surplus renewable electricity available to your site, ready for later use.
03 / USE
Use it when it matters
Use banked energy when demand rises, renewable generation falls or grid electricity is more expensive.
Flexible by design
Start with your needs
Build for what's next
Your site changes
Your energy system should keep up
Think building blocks. Configure the FAB around today's energy needs, with a route to add storage capacity as your site develops.
More tenants. New charging points. Another phase. Plan your energy system around building electrification and changing occupier demand.
Look beyond electricity alone. Discuss whether heating, cooling or compressed-air outputs could add value to your site's configuration.
Your needs today
Room to grow ↗︎
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Modular concept · configuration depends on your site
Your site
Your energy strategy
Site integration
Get the details that matter
Explore the fit, the value and the next step for your site.
Footprint and layout
Explore the space, positioning and access your installation would need, alongside your site's energy supply and occupier demand.
Site conditions and connections
Review ground conditions, electrical integration and the operating environment. Assess how banked energy could help manage demand within your available connection.
Storage does not increase the physical capacity of your grid connection or guarantee that an upgrade can be avoided.
Separately, explore opportunities to support grid balancing through reduced imports or exports of banked energy, subject to connection limits and market arrangements.
Service access and future growth
Allow for maintenance, new occupiers, changing electricity demand and potential expansion from the outset.
Unlock your site's potential
Let's find the right fit
Get the technical information you need and explore how the FAB could work for your site.
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