JLM Energy, N.E.R.D. Power Partner to Install First Post-Beta Residential Storage Projects in Arizona

JLM Energy, N.E.R.D. Power Partner to Install First Post-Beta Residential Storage Projects in Arizona

The company’s earlier installations focused on performance testing including successful performance in extreme summer heat.

JLM Energy Storage Projects in Arizona

An energy technology company JLM Energy has partnered with N.E.R.D. Power on residential solar plus storage projects in Arizona.

The company’s earlier installations focused on performance testing including successful performance in extreme summer heat.

Phazr is an innovative distributed energy storage platform. Phazr’s plug-and-play design dramatically simplifies installation and lowers engineering and ongoing maintenance costs over traditional energy storage systems, helping to lower the overall cost for adding energy storage to solar and increasing system value. Phazr installs on the roof, directly under the solar panel, in a matter of minutes.

Phazrs are controlled by JLM’s Measurz software, which directs the batteries to optimize grid applications including time-of-use arbitrage, demand shaving, solar self-consumption, providing significant value to solar owners and investors.

N.E.R.D. Power’s President Babe Kilgore said, “JLM Energy’s DC-coupled Phazr battery pack and Measurz optimization software compliments our approach to the energy market. What differentiates the Phazr ecosystem is that it understands the demand portion of the utility bill and it automatically keeps customers under those demand levels in SRP territory. JLM’s approach to storage provides enhanced flexibility to the customer because it future-proofs against the utilities’ next rate increase and it’s easy to go back and retrofit more batteries if needed.”

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Manu Tayal

Manu is an Associate Editor at Saur Energy International where she writes and edits clean & green energy news, featured articles and interview industry veterans with a special focus on solar, wind and financial segments.

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