Liberty-New Hampshire
Liberty-New Hampshire

Optimizing Distributed Energy
For Liberty-New Hampshire

Overview

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Power Need

Utilities are exploring new ways to manage peak electricity demand while improving grid efficiency and controlling costs. Liberty-New Hampshire, a local electric provider, sought a way to optimize distributed battery storage across residential locations while improving energy reliability.

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Solution

To address these needs, Liberty implemented a virtual power plant (VPP) solution as part of its battery storage pilot program. The initiative installed 2600 kWh of lithium-ion battery storage across 100 homes, supported by a distributed energy resource management platform to coordinate grid demand and optimize performance.

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Results

As a result, the distributed battery system reduces peak electricity demand, improves grid efficiency, and provides backup power for participating households. The pilot program has already delivered measurable savings by lowering transmission and capacity costs while providing monthly utility savings for customers.

Summary

Liberty-New Hampshire, a local electric provider, deployed a distributed battery storage pilot supported by virtual power plant technology. The program connects residential battery systems through an advanced energy management platform, allowing the utility to coordinate energy storage across multiple homes. The system helps reduce peak demand, optimize energy use, and deliver cost savings for both the utility and participating customers.

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Key Statistics

How does distributed battery storage improve grid performance?

2600 kWh
Of lithium-ion
battery storage deployed

100
Homes participating
in the pilot program

$180,000
Annual savings in avoided transmission
and capacity costs 

Actual results may vary based on conditions and other factors.

The Impact

The virtual power plant approach allows utilities to coordinate distributed energy assets across multiple locations, improving grid flexibility while helping customers manage energy costs and maintain reliable service.

Liberty-New Hampshire
Liberty-New Hampshire

Quote

“Our battery storage pilot has confirmed the value of distributed energy resources as a viable option for reducing peak demand and moderating rates for customers.”

Heather Tebbetts
Director of Business Planning
Liberty-New Hampshire

Liberty-New Hampshire
Liberty-New Hampshire

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FAQs

A virtual power plant aggregates distributed energy resources such as batteries or generators and manages them as a coordinated power system.

Batteries charge when electricity demand is low and discharge during high-demand periods, reducing strain on the grid.

Through advanced energy management platforms that analyze grid conditions and dispatch energy assets to optimize performance and cost savings.

Yes. Battery systems provide backup power during outages and help utilities balance supply and demand more efficiently.