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What is battery storage optimization?

Battery storage optimization means dispatching your BESS based on rate design, market conditions and operational constraints rather than a fixed schedule or manual decisions. Rodan delivers this as a managed service for both behind-the-meter and front-of-meter configurations across major North American electricity markets.

Who it's for

For C&I energy users, power producers, asset owners and developers who have deployed or are planning battery energy storage systems.

  • Asset Owner
  • Energy Manager
  • Operations Lead
  • Power Producer

What you get

A fully managed battery optimization service that reduces demand charges, manages Global Adjustment and peak exposure, and captures grid-linked revenue, all without building an internal operations team. Rodan handles dispatch strategy, 24/7 operations, market enrollment and performance reporting from a single partner relationship.

Market Availability

  • IESO
  • AESO
  • NYISO
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Portfolio metrics are aggregated. Results vary by site.

How Rodan delivers battery storage optimization.

Three delivery models depending on your capital position and operational objectives.

Asset Optimization Services

You own the battery. Rodan operates it. Ongoing dispatch strategy, monitoring, reporting and performance tuning within your site limits. Delivered by Rodan’s 24/7 FlexOps operations team.

Battery as a Service

Rodan connects you with capital partners and structures performance-based agreements so you access battery storage economics without carrying the full upfront cost.

Build, Own, Operate, Maintain

A full lifecycle model for developers and independent power producers. Rodan handles project development, construction oversight, commissioning, long-term O&M and performance optimization.

Get started

Start with a free assessment

Tell us what you are optimizing for. We will recommend a practical next step based on your assets, constraints, and objectives.