Electrification, battery storage, and rising power demands are putting pressure on existing grid connections. At the same time, many industrial sites already have available connection capacity that can be utilized economically.
In this white paper, we demonstrate how the concept of Industrial Co-Location helps to use existing grid connection capacity more efficiently and unlock new business models.
Why grid connection capacity is becoming a strategic competitive factor
The concept behind industrial co-location
The economic potential of unused grid connection capacity
How to effectively integrate battery storage, flexible consumers, and new energy applications
Current regulatory frameworks and where further action is needed
The future role of industrial sites in a flexible power system