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While this document provides a general approach to selecting a financing mechanism for renewable energy generation, storage, and/or energy eficiency, it does not contain tax and/or legal advice.
Offshore oil and gas platform Technology suitability assessment Energy storage Supercapacitors Lithium-ion batteries Flywheels Superconducting magnetic energy storage Abbreviations DFIM Doubly fed induction machine ELDC Electrostatic double layer capacitor ES Energy storage ESR Equivalent series resistance FC Fuel cell GT
This paper presents a technology suitability assessment (TSA) of high-power energy storage (ES) systems for application in isolated power systems, which is demonstrated through the case of offshore oil and gas platforms (OOGPs).
In a CAPEX model, the customer purchases and owns the energy storage system outright. This means they pay the full cost upfront, take full control of the operation, and enjoy all the financial benefits over the system's lifetime — such as lower electricity bills, peak shaving savings, and revenue from grid services.
In contrast, the OPEX model, often known as Energy-as-a-Service (EaaS), shifts both ownership and performance risk to a third-party provider. Instead of purchasing the system, the customer pays a recurring fee for the energy services delivered — similar to a subscription model.
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