What is behind-the-meter battery storage?
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“Behind-the-meter battery storage is a system installed on the customer's side of the utility meter, serving the site's own loads and bill economics rather than selling into the wholesale grid. Front-of-the-meter storage, by contrast, is a grid asset the utility or a developer operates.”
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