Battery storage and grid flexibility · Practitioner
Battery storage and grid flexibility: Evidence and handover
A compelling installation price can overlook replacement exposure, software support, maintenance access and end-of-life work. If supplier support or operating conditions change, a long service promise can become much larger than the initial project margin. Working output: A lifetime obligation model separating included maintenance, conditional replacements, software responsibilities and end-of-life tasks, with the assumptions needed to support the proposed commercial commitment.
40 min planned learning scope5 lesson sections5 knowledge questions
After this module you can …
- Organise the case inputs for the lifetime obligation model separating included maintenance, conditional replacements, software responsibilities and end-of-life tasks, by confirmed status and open questions about “the assumptions needed to support the proposed commercial commitment”.
- Create the specific working output with concrete entries: A lifetime obligation model separating included maintenance, conditional replacements, software responsibilities and end-of-life tasks, with the assumptions needed to support the proposed commercial commitment.
- Check the example calculation behind the lifetime obligation model separating included maintenance, conditional replacements, software responsibilities and end-of-life tasks, and assign the next decision about “the assumptions needed to support the proposed commercial commitment”.
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