One peak, a long tail
In many grids, part of your bill depends on your highest quarter-hours, so one busy moment keeps costing long after it is over.
Your peak demand charge is set by your highest peaks. Pleevi forecasts the day, moves what can wait and lets the battery cover the rest, so the peak that sets your bill never happens.
A workplace with four electric cars, a building, 50 kWp of solar, a 100 kWh battery and a 70 kW grid connection, on a dynamic energy price.
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In many grids, part of your bill depends on your highest quarter-hours, so one busy moment keeps costing long after it is over.
On a site with fast chargers, demand charges can be more than half of the electricity bill.
Charging, production and building loads each run on their own, and the peak only shows up on the bill.
Pleevi forecasts load, solar and prices a day ahead and re-plans whenever something changes, so peaks are handled before they happen.
Charging and other flexible loads shift out of the peak quarter-hours; the loads you mark as fixed are never touched.
When a peak would still be set, the battery discharges just enough, and recharges when the grid has room.
In many grids, part of your bill depends on your highest peaks. Pleevi plans ahead and spreads charging, battery use and flexible loads so those peaks stay low.
Basic peak shaving only knows your limit, so it slows every vehicle down at once. Smart peak shaving also knows when each one leaves and what it needs, so it can hold a lower peak and still charge everyone in full. See it with fifteen cars.
No. Shifting charging and flexible loads already lowers your peaks. A battery lowers them further and adds other value streams.
No. You decide which loads Pleevi may shift. Everything else runs exactly as it does today.
We show you what Pleevi would do with your assets, your contract and your grid limit.