Residential customers are typically driven by up front capital costs of the system. For this reason, OEMS have been driven to develop standardized systems easily incorporated into the surrounding PV system. The value of the energy storage system to residential customers is driven by both their physical and economic situation within the grid.
Most groups involved with project development usually agree that energy storage projects are not necessarily different than a typical power industry project finance transaction, especially with regards to risk allocation.
This is understandable as energy storage technologies possess a number of inter-related cost, performance, and operating characteristics that and impart feed-back to impacts to the other project aspects. However, this complexity is the heart of the value potential for energy storage systems.
Capital Costs The capital cost of an energy storage system is the total value of all of the initial equipment purchased for the project. This is derived from adding the cost of all of the subassemblies and components needed to construct the final version of the product, many times described internally as a Bill of Material (BOM).
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