Renewable Power When You Need It
Solar generation is strongest during daylight hours. Wind generation varies with resource availability. Energy storage bridges the gap.
By appropriately integrating Solar + Wind + BESS, IMAA can develop solutions designed to increase renewable energy availability across different periods of the day.
Moving Beyond Intermittent Renewable Generation
One of the key challenges in the transition to renewable energy is ensuring that clean power is available when it is needed—not only when the sun is shining or wind conditions are favourable.
IMAA addresses this challenge through an integrated approach combining renewable generation and energy storage.
Key Challenge :
Solar
Solar power is primarily available during daylight hours.
Wind
Wind generation varies depending on wind conditions.
Energy Storage
BESS can store surplus renewable energy and make it available when renewable generation is lower.
Solar + Wind + BESS. One Integrated Energy Solution.
By appropriately sizing and integrating Solar, Wind and BESS, surplus renewable energy can be stored and subsequently utilised during periods when renewable generation is lower.
This approach can help customers progressively move towards Round-the-Clock renewable power while improving renewable energy utilisation and reducing dependence on conventional power sources.
A Continuous Cycle of Generation, Storage and Optimisation
01 Generate
Generate Renewable Energy
Solar and wind assets generate renewable electricity.
02 Store
Store Surplus Energy
BESS captures surplus renewable energy generated during periods of high renewable generation.
03 Optimise
Optimise Energy Availability
Stored energy can be deployed when renewable generation is insufficient or when the customer's load requires additional power.
04 Power
Power Your Operations
Renewable electricity supports the customer's operations across different periods of the day.
05 Repeat
Create a Balanced Renewable Power Profile
The integrated architecture can help businesses move towards greater renewable energy consumption, improved energy flexibility and Round-the-Clock renewable power.
Solar Generation
Solar generates clean renewable electricity primarily during daylight hours. IMAA evaluates solar potential, available rooftop or land area, site conditions, grid connectivity and the customer's energy requirements when developing a renewable energy solution.
Solar Can Be Integrated With- BESS
- Wind
- Solar + Wind
- Solar + Wind + BESS
- Open Access Renewable Power + BESS
Wind Generation
Wind energy can complement solar generation across different periods of the day and seasons. The combination of wind and solar can provide a more balanced renewable generation profile compared with relying on a single generation source.
Wind Can Support- Renewable power availability
- Solar + Wind hybrid solutions
- Wind + BESS
- Renewable Open Access
- Integrated RTC solutions
Energy Storage That Bridges Gap
Renewable energy generation is naturally variable. BESS helps store surplus renewable energy and make it available when required. IMAA provides tailor-made BESS solutions based on the specific requirements of each customer.
- Store surplus renewable energy
- Reduce renewable energy curtailment
- Improve renewable energy utilisation
- Support peak-load management
Designed Around Your Energy Requirements
There is no universal configuration for Round-the-Clock renewable power.
Depending on the customer's requirements, IMAA can evaluate different configurations.
No One-Size-Fits-All RTC Solution
The configuration required for RTC power is highly dependent on the customer's load profile and the required renewable energy share.
IMAA therefore follows a customer-specific design approach rather than a one-size-fits-all solution.
We Evaluate :- Historical electricity consumption
- Daily and seasonal load profile
- Peak demand requirements
- Existing power procurement costs
- Renewable energy consumption objectives
- Available rooftop or land area
- Solar and wind resource potential
- Grid connectivity and evacuation infrastructure
- Open Access feasibility
- Energy storage requirements
- Investment and financing preferences
- Long-term sustainability objectives
Understand. Assess. Design. Integrate. Optimise.
01 Understand
Analyse the customer's energy consumption, load profile, power requirements and business objectives.
02 Assess
Evaluate solar potential, wind potential, grid connectivity, available land or rooftop area and Open Access feasibility.
03 Design
Develop the appropriate Solar, Wind, BESS or hybrid configuration.
04 Structure
Evaluate the appropriate commercial model including CAPEX, OPEX/RESCO or Open Access/IPP.
05 Implement
Coordinate project development, technology selection, procurement, installation and commissioning through an appropriate project ecosystem.
06 Optimise
Focus on generation, storage, energy utilisation, reliability and economics.
Progressively Move Towards Cleaner, More Flexible Power
IMAA's objective is to help customers progressively move towards:
Higher Renewable Consumption
Increase the share of renewable energy in overall electricity consumption.
Greater Energy Flexibility
Use integrated generation and storage to better manage renewable energy availability.
Improved Power Availability
Make renewable energy available across different periods of the day.
Reduced Dependence on Conventional Power
Increase renewable energy utilisation and reduce reliance on conventional power sources.
Round-the-Clock Renewable Power
Progressively move towards renewable power availability beyond the periods of direct solar or wind generation.
Generate. Store. Optimise. Power.
- SOLAR + WIND
- Renewable Electricity Generation
- BESS
- Energy Storage
- Energy Optimisation
- Power Availability
- Customer Operations
IMAA combines renewable generation and energy storage to create a more balanced renewable power profile and support customers seeking to increase the share of renewable energy in their electricity consumption.
Flexible Commercial Structures
CAPEX
The customer invests in and owns the renewable energy asset.
OPEX / RESCO
The renewable energy project is developed, financed, owned and operated by the energy provider while the customer procures the generated power under an agreed commercial structure.
Open Access / IPP
Eligible consumers can access utility-scale renewable power through appropriate Open Access structures, subject to applicable regulations and project feasibility.
Build Towards Round-the-Clock Renewable Power
Let's explore an integrated renewable energy solution designed around your consumption profile, power requirements, renewable energy objectives and desired level of energy reliability.