Ontario
View province- Recommended system
- 250 kW / 850 kWh
- Estimated annual savings
- $37,150
- Simple payback
- 9.5 yr
- BESS Opportunity Score
- 69 / 100
Battery storage for commercial real estate
Office towers, mixed-use developments and business parks face demand charges, tenant expansion loads and EV charging growth. Storage cuts peak demand and defers costly service upgrades.
Canadian BESS Snapshot
- Application
- Commercial Real Estate
- Typical peak reduction
- 25% of monthly peak demand
- Typical duration
- 2 hours
- System scale
- LFP containerized, scaled to your site
- Primary load drivers
- Tenant load growth, EV charging peaks, Demand charge management, Service upgrade deferral
- Currency
- CAD
Load drivers
- Tenant load growth
- EV charging peaks
- Demand charge management
- Service upgrade deferral
Provincial examples (900 kW peak)
Alberta
View province- Recommended system
- 250 kW / 850 kWh
- Estimated annual savings
- $44,021
- Simple payback
- 7.9 yr
- BESS Opportunity Score
- 75 / 100
Quebec
View province- Recommended system
- 250 kW / 850 kWh
- Estimated annual savings
- $47,441
- Simple payback
- 7.3 yr
- BESS Opportunity Score
- 79 / 100
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Multi-Family Residential
Multi-residential buildings carry evening peaks driven by elevators, HVAC, common-area load and increasingly resident EV charging. Storage flattens the evening ramp and defers costly service upgrades.
Industrial & Manufacturing
Process loads, welders, motors and batch operations create high coincident peaks. In Ontario, Class A Global Adjustment avoidance can exceed demand-charge savings.
Retail
Grocery and big-box retail combine refrigeration, HVAC and lighting into predictable midday summer peaks — a good fit for a compact 100–500 kW system.