Buildings magazine helps its readers (building owners/managers) look at whether thermal energy storage is something they can add to lower electricity bills.
The article is spread over 3 web pages. Included:
“Usually, you will get at least an annual savings of $100-150 for every kilowatt of peak demand reduction,” Andrepont explains. Because TES can save thousands of kilowatts, there is potential to save hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Some local electric utilities pay one-time cash incentives to customers that install and operate TES equipment – usually a fixed amount of several hundred dollars per kilowatt of load reduction during a defined on-peak period of several hours per day, Andrepont says.
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