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In data centres, BESS has traditionally served as passive backup infrastructure. AI workload volatility, grid constrains and changing energy strategies are now driving its evolution into a more flexible, grid-interactive asset.
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As AI workloads become unpredictable, they drive demand for flexible power infrastructure. This session will explore how operators can maximise ROI, select the right battery technologies, and integrate storage into long-term power strategies.
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As AI workloads drive sharper power peaks, battery storage unlocks resilience and revenue. This panel examines the commercial models, technology choices, and system integration required to scale BESS as strategic infrastructure.
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Delegates will join a moderated table of up to ten participants for a focused 45-minute discussion. Each moderator will then share the table’s principal conclusions with the wider Forum. A happy hour will run alongside the session.
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