Keep cool while cutting energy costs and boosting resilience.
Energy storage on-site is paving the way toward
an affordable, reliable clean energy future.
Serving a range of profiles
An energy storage solution
that’s good for the community and great for your pocket
An energy storage
solution that’s good
for the community and
great for your pocket
Manage Your Demand
When It Matters Most
Lower your building’s peak-time energy demands and costs, and you'll be paid to enhance the grid's efficiency and local resilience by utilizing more efficient and clean energy resources.
Cut down
on your energy costs
Charge the IceBrick® using low-cost off- peak electricity and use the energy during peak hours to earn wholesale market revenue and avoid high-cost electricity for cooling your building.
Participate
in the Energy Market
The IceBrick® system can also provide load management and capacity services to increase grid flexibility as part of a virtual power plant (VPP).
An Experience You Can Trust
For the first time, safe ice-based energy storage cells can be retrofitted to chiller-cooled buildings with minimal space requirements and enhance cooling performance for years to come.
Participate
in the Energy Market
The IceBrick® system can also provide load management and capacity services to increase grid flexibility as part of a virtual power plant (VPP).
A Fully Financed Energy Storage Solution
Changing your building's energy profile for better NOI and resilience can be capital-intensive. Take advantage of a fully financed, time limited offer with no upfront capital costs, under Nostromo's Energy Storage as a Service plan.*
* Nostromo’s subsidiary IceBrick Energy Assets received a conditional loan commitment from the US DOE under the Title 17 Innovation Clean Energy Loan Guarantee program, subject to certain conditions to be fulfilled.
It's a Big Opportunity
A Win for Your Building.
A Step Forward for the Community
serve only the top 10% of demand, all of which and more can be avoided by smart, grid-interactive load management. Avoiding the need for expensive and unutilized infrastructure by lowering peak demands can save billions in state and local infrastructure costs, benefitting you and your community.
In the United States, buildings consume approximately 74% of all electricity. Thermal end uses represent approximately 50% of building energy demand and are projected to increase. Controlling HVAC load is therefore key to avoiding this waste.
Energy storage is the ideal tool to manage loads: It is reliable and can be automated, while the consumer continues to get energy from the onsite storage. However, currently, only 1% of commercial buildings install storage.
By discharging your storage when the grid is overloaded, you can help prevent the next blackout and be financially rewarded for doing so, all while continuing to enjoy your air conditioning, even during the hottest days.