How Energy Managers can use batteries to cut costs and carbon
The corporate energy landscape is undergoing rapid transformation. Historically, energy managers focused on negotiating supply contracts, managing procurement risk and implementing incremental efficiency measures. But volatility in power markets, electrification of processes, and pressure to decarbonise supply chains are expanding the role significantly. Batteries sit at the heart of this shift, enabling companies not only to buy electricity more intelligently but also to reshape when they consume it and from which source. In effect, energy managers gain the ability to participate in energy markets in more dynamic ways than ever before.
