Integrated energy storage infrastructure

Solutions

Energy infrastructure built around the site.

We begin with the operating challenge, then bring together engineering, technology, delivery and lifecycle support around the project.

Our capabilities

Energy solutions shaped around operating requirements.

Each solution is considered through operating needs, system architecture, integration requirements and long-term support.

01

Stand-Alone & Remote Power

Reliable autonomous energy systems for remote and off-grid operations.

Operating challenge

Remote operations may depend on diesel generation, constrained networks or standalone systems where reliability, autonomy and field support are critical.

BRS approach

Assess site load, operating profile, generation requirements, reliability requirements and future expansion before defining the system architecture.

Typical system elements

  • Solar PV
  • Battery Energy Storage
  • Generator Integration
  • Microgrid Controls
  • Remote Monitoring

Key themes

  • Reliability
  • Autonomy
  • Diesel displacement
  • Remote operation
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02

Hybrid Microgrids

Integrated energy systems coordinating multiple generation, storage and load assets.

Operating challenge

Sites with solar, batteries, generators, grid connections and complex loads require coordinated control rather than individual equipment operating independently.

BRS approach

Engineer the system architecture and control strategy so generation, storage, conventional generation and site loads operate as one integrated energy system.

Typical system elements

  • Solar PV
  • Battery Energy Storage
  • Diesel / Gas Generation
  • Grid Interface
  • Energy Management System
  • Microgrid Control

Key themes

  • Integration
  • Control
  • Resilience
  • Optimisation
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03

Commercial & Industrial Energy

Energy systems designed around commercial and industrial operating requirements.

Operating challenge

Businesses may face rising energy costs, peak demand, limited solar utilisation, electrification requirements and resilience needs.

BRS approach

Analyse site consumption, load profile, existing infrastructure and future requirements before designing the appropriate energy architecture.

Typical system elements

  • Solar PV
  • Battery Energy Storage
  • Peak Demand Management
  • Energy Optimisation
  • EV Charging
  • Backup / Resilience

Key themes

  • Energy cost
  • Peak demand
  • Solar utilisation
  • Resilience
  • Future electrification
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04

Energy Infrastructure Delivery

An integrated pathway from site requirement through engineering, delivery and long-term operation.

Operating challenge

Energy projects often require multiple engineering, technology, procurement, installation and operational parties to work together.

BRS approach

Coordinate the project around one integrated delivery pathway from assessment and system architecture through procurement, integration, commissioning and lifecycle support.

Typical capabilities

  • Site Assessment
  • Load Analysis
  • System Engineering
  • Technical Design
  • Procurement
  • Supply Chain
  • EPC Coordination
  • Installation
  • Commissioning
  • Monitoring
  • Lifecycle Support

Key theme

  • One integrated pathway from requirement to operation
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The system view

Designed as a system. Delivered as infrastructure.

The right energy solution is not defined by one product. It is created by integrating the technologies, controls and delivery capabilities required by the site.

Site requirements
Generation + storage + control + loads
Engineering & integration
Delivery + operation + lifecycle support

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