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Kyper Energy is a UK-based energy technology company helping solar farm owners and C&I solar PV installers unlock the value of battery storage. Our platform, Onyx, analyses a site's grid connection, energy bills, and half-hourly consumption data to model exactly what a battery storage system — with or without solar PV — could save or earn. For solar farms, that means identifying unused export capacity sitting idle behind an existing grid connection. For C&I sites, it operates as a battery calculator by evaluating energy bills and half-hourly data input into the detailed Onyx engine to produce a bankable report for customers. Every report includes real payback, IRR, and NPV figures, calibrated against current UK market data, so customers can make investment decisions on numbers they can actually stand behind.
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Manchester, United Kingdom
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