Peak Shaving Ready
Reduce high-demand utility charges by supporting short-duration heavy load events
Our Expertise
Use Battery Storage to Lower Industrial Energy Costs and Improve Grid Purchasing Strategy
We help manufacturers develop battery-integrated energy strategies that reduce peak demand charges, shift energy use away from expensive rate periods, and improve how facilities purchase and use electricity from the grid. This is especially valuable for operations with large motors, heavy process equipment, repeated startup loads, and high daily energy swings.
That includes battery storage for peak shaving, load management, backup readiness, production support, and site-level control where utility pricing, process uptime, and infrastructure demands all need to work together. Our approach helps shape solutions that are practical, scalable, and aligned with real manufacturing economics.
Manufacturing Plants
High-Load Facilities
Energy Cost Reduction Programs
Load Shift Aware
Move energy use away from high-cost time periods and improve purchasing efficiency
Production Focused
Support manufacturing uptime while shaping energy behavior around real plant operations
Cost Driven
Useful for lowering demand charges, reducing grid expense, and improving energy planning
Industrial Storage Services
Comprehensive Industrial Battery Storage and Energy Cost Planning Built for Real Manufacturing Performance
Our approach helps teams connect battery storage, plant load behavior, utility pricing, power distribution, and controls into a more complete solution for industrial cost reduction and operational resilience.
Peak Demand Reduction Strategy
Support battery system design and deployment planning for facilities that need to reduce demand spikes caused by heavy equipment starts, process loads, and concentrated operating windows.
Learn MoreLoad Shifting & Energy Purchasing Optimization
Shape storage strategy around utility rate structures, time-of-use pricing, plant operating schedules, and controlled discharge behavior that lowers the cost of grid energy use.
Learn MoreBattery Storage for Manufacturing Sites
Integrate battery systems into industrial facilities where production uptime, utility coordination, power stability, and cost control all need to support business operations.
Learn MoreControls, Monitoring & Dispatch Logic
Coordinate storage behavior, site controls, demand thresholds, power electronics, and monitoring systems so battery assets respond predictably to changing plant loads and pricing signals.
Learn MoreResilience & Production Support
Use battery storage not only for cost savings, but also to support critical loads, reduce process interruptions, and improve site energy flexibility during unstable grid conditions.
Learn MoreFacility Planning & Scale-Up Support
Help teams move from early feasibility and pilot storage concepts into site-ready industrial deployment with stronger technical planning, utility awareness, and long-term operational fit.
Learn MoreStandards Customers Often Prepare For
Prime Energy does not certify packs, modules, or systems. We can help you prepare documentation, test readiness, and design decisions for a third-party certification program. Listing a standard here does not mean we perform that lab test or hold that listing.
- UL 1973 — Packs and systems used in stationary energy storage and motive auxiliary power applications.
- UL 2580 — Packs and modules used in electric vehicle applications.
- UL 2271 — Batteries used in light electric vehicle applications such as smaller mobility platforms and support vehicles.
- IEC 62133-2 — Portable sealed secondary cells and batteries used in portable applications.
- IEC 62619 — Secondary cells and batteries used in industrial applications, including many larger pack and stationary use cases.
- IECEE CB Scheme — A global scheme for accepting IEC test reports. We can help you prepare; a third-party issues the report.
- UL 9540 — System-level listing path for complete energy storage systems and equipment, often relevant when a pack is part of a larger ESS.
- UL 9540A — Fire test method commonly used to evaluate thermal runaway fire propagation behavior in battery energy storage systems.
- UN 38.3 — Transport testing required for shipping cells and batteries; this is a transportation requirement rather than a product safety listing.