WORLD ENERGY SECURITY

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Turn assumptions into a scenario.

Estimate critical-load energy and indicative battery capacity. All calculations run in your browser; no inputs are sent to us.

Your operating assumptions

YOUR SCENARIO

2,000 kWh

Energy required at the load

Usable energy delivered
2,160 kWh
Indicative runtime
4.32 hours
Minimum nominal battery energy
2,777.78 kWh
Energy shortfall at load
0 kWh

Energy requirement covered under these assumptions.

Formulas and boundaries

Required energy = critical load × outage hours. Delivered energy = battery capacity × usable fraction × discharge efficiency. Runtime = delivered energy ÷ critical load. Minimum nominal capacity = required energy ÷ (usable fraction × efficiency). Shortfall = max(0, required energy − delivered energy).

The usable fraction is the capacity available at the start of the event, accounting for state of charge and reserve policy. Efficiency is applied once to discharge. This simplified calculation excludes ageing, temperature, auxiliary loads, charging, variable demand, renewable output and battery power limits. It is not a protection study, engineering design or guaranteed backup duration. No cost or savings estimate is implied.