Commercial energy storage involves using battery systems to store electricity for later use. These systems help businesses manage energy costs, provide backup power during outages, and improve energy efficiency by optimizing how electricity is used.

Energy storage reduces peak demand charges, provides backup power during grid outages, and supports renewable energy systems like solar. It also helps businesses maintain operations during blackouts, ensuring productivity and customer satisfaction.

Lithium-ion batteries are the most common due to their high efficiency, long lifespan, and scalability. Other options include flow batteries and lead-acid batteries, but lithium-ion is preferred for most commercial applications.

Yes, federal tax credits, state-level incentives, and utility programs are available to offset installation costs. North Peak Solar can help you navigate these programs to maximize your savings.

Absolutely! Pairing energy storage with solar allows businesses to store excess solar power during the day and use it during peak hours or at night, maximizing savings and energy independence.

Modern energy storage systems are highly reliable, with advanced monitoring and management features to ensure optimal performance. Many systems include warranties of 10 years or more for added peace of mind.

The size depends on your energy usage, goals (e.g., peak demand reduction, backup power), and whether you have a renewable energy system. North Peak Solar performs detailed assessments to design the right solution for your business.

Installation timelines vary based on system complexity and site conditions but typically range from a few days to a few weeks. North Peak Solar handles the entire process, including permitting and utility coordination, to ensure a smooth installation.

Yes, energy storage systems can provide backup power during outages, keeping critical systems running. With proper sizing, these systems can power your business for hours or even days, depending on energy demands.

Yes, energy storage helps reduce costs by lowering peak demand charges, storing energy during off-peak hours for use during expensive peak periods, and maximizing the value of renewable energy systems like solar. These savings can lead to a significant reduction in your overall energy expenses.