Why Software Is Becoming the Brain of Energy Storage

About

Energy storage is scaling quickly, but operating these systems is far more complex than it appears. Ty Fenton explains how data analytics, predictive diagnostics, and automation are reshaping battery operations, while software increasingly defines performance. A clear view into how storage fleets will be managed as they become critical infrastructure.

Main Topics Discussed

• Operational complexity of battery systems compared to solar assets

• Role of data analytics in predicting failures and optimizing performance

• Automation and closed-loop control in battery fleet management

• Use of batteries to stabilize variable loads from data centers

• Shift from hardware-driven to software-defined energy storage systems

Speakers

Company:
Nico Johnson
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SunCast Media
SunCast Media
Website:
Ty Fenton
FlexGen

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