Learn how industrial batteries save money and earn revenue.
Deep dives from the team, the concepts you need to know, and press coverage from the outside world. Everything you need to make the case for behind-the-meter storage on your site.
Latest articles.
- AI & data7 min read
How AI and data-driven controls are changing battery storage
The battery is only 40 percent of the story. The other 60 percent is the software that runs it. Here is how AI is changing performance, reliability, and lifecycle economics on industrial sites.
Read article - Economics6 min read
Retrofit vs new-build: why unlocking existing UPS beats new BESS
New industrial batteries cost USD 300 to 500 per kWh installed. Existing UPS batteries are already paid for, already installed, and already sitting idle 99 percent of the time. Here is when retrofit wins.
Read article - Commercials5 min read
Why CAPEX-free battery optimisation makes the business case work
Performance-based fees change how battery optimisation gets approved inside a company. Here is how the model works, why incentives line up, and where operators still push back.
Read article
In the press.
Concepts to know.
- Markets & tariffs
Aggregator
A market-registered party that bids a portfolio of behind-the-meter batteries into wholesale and ancillary services markets on behalf of their owners.
- Markets & tariffs
Ancillary services
Grid-stability services (frequency control, reserve, voltage support) that the market operator pays for to keep the power system running safely.
- Operations & dispatch
Backup floor
The minimum state-of-charge the battery must always retain to meet its backup obligation to the site. Amplicity's dispatch layer never crosses it.
- Markets & tariffs
Behind-the-meter (BTM)
A battery installed on the customer's side of the utility meter - a customer asset rather than a grid asset.
- Product & hardware
BESS
Battery Energy Storage System - the general term for a stationary battery installation and its balance of plant.
- Markets & tariffs
Contestable retail
A retail contract negotiated directly with a licensed retailer, as an alternative to the default MSSL tariff in Singapore.
- Commercials
Demand charge
The portion of an industrial electricity bill based on the site's peak draw rather than total consumption.
- Product & hardware
Edge-native control
Control logic that runs on-site (at the edge) rather than in the cloud - required for fast market participation and for maintaining backup readiness without cloud dependency.
Customer case studies are coming.
We're preparing our first published case studies with the early customers we're deployed with. In the meantime, if you'd like to talk to an existing operator directly, we can put you in touch.

