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Next-generation, highly streamlined battery & energy storage systems that reduce energy bills, integrate with solar panels, and boost power by 7x to deliver ultra-rapid EV charging
About
Enough Energy is a UK‑based energy technology company delivering battery‑boosted EV charging, and advanced energy storage solutions. We make battery systems more powerful, flexible and lightweight; by leveraging advanced software control to eliminate restrictive and high-cost hardware for power conversion. Enough Energy brings Formula One grade innovation into the everyday world to deliver power precisely when and where it is needed- ultimately boosting energy independence and reducing reliance on power grids.
Key Benefits
In response to the opportunity, Enough Energy proposes a turnkey battery and EV charger (with an opportunity to provide an EMS solution) that will deliver:
- Reduction in peak grid draw and demand charges
- Load shifting and energy arbitrage benefits
-Reduction in cost of energy through an increase in grid independence
- Reliable, scalable and replicable deployment across CBRE’s real estate portfolio
- Alignment with CBRE’s sustainability and carbon reduction targets
Applications
Enough Energy’s boosted EV charging solution is aimed at organisations and users who need high-power charging and battery storage support in locations with limited grid capacity or where upgrading the grid is prohibitively expensive. Our ideal customers include residential or mixed‑use property owners who want to offer rapid charging at home or onsite despite constrained electricity infrastructure, fleet operators (e.g. delivery services, taxis, emergency/fast-response vehicles) who want to charge many vehicles quickly at their depot without investing in massive grid upgrades; and mobile/off‑grid operators who need portable charging (for example vehicle recovery or remote locations).In short, our target market is those who wish to deliver fast EV charge power but are constrained by local grid limits, high infrastructure costs, high energy costs or remote/unconventional locations.