Renewable hybrid systems

Hybrid energy systems (hybrid systems) with renewable electricity production have the potential to address challenges related to increasingly intermittent electricity production. By combining several technologies within the same system, energy production can become more robust and profitable.

Some examples of renewable hybrid systems are:

• Wind power, solar power, and/or hydropower within the same grid connection
• Renewable electricity production complemented with battery storage, hydrogen production (electrolysis), and/or other electricity-consuming technologies
• Off-grid energy systems with various technologies

Hybrid systems have the potential to connect more electricity production to a grid with lower capacity than the installed power and provide more consistent electricity delivery. Hydrogen production can diversify the energy system, producing electricity or hydrogen depending on demand and price, and increase energy security. At the same time, system services can be offered to the balancing market through potentially all units in the hybrid system.

Hybrid systems need to be optimized and controlled based on the current situation in the power grid, the demand for energy carriers or other external factors. We offer you an analysis of your proposed hybrid system to give you a deeper understanding of your specific issues.

Our services

• Techno-economic analysis and system perspective for the establishment of hybrid systems
• Analysis, sizing, and optimization of hybrid systems
• Development and consulting regarding system services for the electricity grid
• Development of flexibility solutions
• Risk analysis of the system
• General expert support in economics, technology, and regulations