South Holland District Council
The Challenge: Navigating the Energy Transition
The UK’s energy transition is putting immense strain on local electricity networks. As we shift to electric vehicles and heat pumps, our grid struggles to balance intermittent renewable generation with rising demand. Without flexible, local battery energy storage, we risk continued reliance on fossil fuels to fill the gaps.
Battery Box solves this by deploying modular, local battery energy storage that fits into just two car parking spaces. By transforming underutilised land into vital energy assets, we can store excess renewables and release power locally when needed. This approach strengthens community grid resilience while maximising the value of your land.
Some projects within South Holland District Council
PROJECT 1
Fulney Box
PROJECT 2
Harvester Box
PROJECT 3
Holbeach Box
These projects will save:
1,120 TONNES
of CO2 per year
33,600 TONNES
of CO2 over the project’s lifetime
They will generate:
1,200kW
of energy storage to the local authority over the project’s lifetime
£1.8m
invested into South Holland District’s energy networks
“Working with AMP / Battery Box to help solve South Holland’s future energy needs with Ben Wallace from AMP has been hugely informative and both parties engaged proactively from the start. We look forward to working with Ben and AMP on future installs as we ensure stability in our infrastructure of up to 4,300kWh for future requirements and also contribute positively to climate change with over 1,120 tonnes of CO2 saved per annum”
Marc Whelan
Strategic & Operational Property Manager for South Holland District Council
Get involved
Are you looking to make your land work harder while contributing to a greener future?
We are currently seeking new sites for our local battery energy storage projects. By leasing us a small area of underutilised land, you can generate a secure, long-term revenue stream with zero cash investment, all while helping your local community become more resilient.
To learn more about the requirements and benefits of hosting a site, please register your interest below.
Get in touch with the Battery Box team
Fight climate change
Every Battery Box stores excess renewable energy so we can use it when we need it most. This means we can reduce the carbon footprint of our electricity system.
One box saves c.160 tonnes of CO2 per year
By maximising UK renewable energy sources, we can reduce reliance on imported oil and gas.
Back local networks and prevent power cuts
Renewable energy stored in Battery Boxes will be used to support local businesses, communities and organisations, and reduce the risk of localised power cuts.
See more case studies:
South Staffordshire Council
- 480 tonnes of CO2e saved per year
- 14,400 tonnes of CO2e saved over the project’s lifetime
- They will generate £90k of rental income to the local authority over the project’s lifetime
- £900k investment into South Staffordshire’s energy networks
Battery Box: Featherstone, Wolverhampton
