For Battery Owners · Grid markets, Great Britain first
Your home battery
is a power station.
Get paid like one.
GivEnergy, FoxESS, SolaX, Solis, Tesla Powerwall and more. AmpVerve connects your existing battery to grid flexibility markets, starting with Great Britain, and optimises it automatically, with market trading as our registrations complete. You keep the majority of the revenue.
Stacked
multiple markets, one battery
No
monthly platform fee
Majority
of revenue stays with you
Existing
hardware, no new install
How it works
Three steps.
From battery to market.
No engineer visit. No new hardware. Connect your existing battery and let AmpVerve do the rest.
01 / 03
Connect your battery
Link your inverter in the AmpVerve app with your existing cloud credentials. No engineer visit, no extra hardware.
02 / 03
We optimise automatically
Charges when power is cheapest, covers the home at peak, exports when it pays most. Continuous, within the limits you set.
03 / 03
You get paid
Revenue from frequency response, wholesale trading and flexibility markets settles to your AmpVerve account, itemised by dispatch.
Revenue breakdown
What your battery
actually earns.
AmpVerve stacks multiple energy markets, Great Britain first. Here is where the revenue comes from.
Revenue stream
Annual earning
How it works
Wholesale arbitrage
Price spread
Charge when wholesale prices are low, discharge into higher-priced peaks. The spread is the return.
Frequency response
Availability
The battery responds rapidly to grid frequency changes via Dynamic Containment and Dynamic Regulation in Great Britain, modelled, not held today.
NESO Demand Flexibility Service, Great Britain
Per event
In Great Britain, NESO pays for demand reduction during peak stress events. The battery dispatches automatically when called.
DNO local flexibility, Great Britain
Contracted
The local distribution network operator pays for peak reduction. Contracted revenue, not spot market. The equivalent outside Great Britain is a Dutch capacity or bid obligation contract, a German section 14a EnWG module, or an Australian flexible export limit under CSIP-AUS.
Markets, stacked
Combined
All markets are stacked automatically. No manual trading and no switching between platforms.
Battery + solar
Higher tier
Solar surplus is stored and exported at peak prices instead of flat SEG rates. Combined flexibility from both assets opens higher market tiers.
Battery + solar + EV
Full stack
Three assets orchestrated together. EV smart charging shifts load to cheaper periods while battery and solar earn from grid markets.
Estimate the revenue →
Indicative estimate · Based on your setup and Great Britain DNO area
Your comfort comes first, always
You set the rules.
We follow them.
The Safety Agent validates every dispatch against your preferences before any instruction is sent. Home supply comes first, export uses surplus only.
Set your minimum battery level
Choose your reserve floor, whether 20%, 40% or higher. AmpVerve never discharges below it.
Override any time with one tap
Tap once and grid participation pauses immediately. The battery returns to standard home mode. No penalties, no delays.
Battery health protected
Proprietary safe dispatch envelopes limit charge and discharge rates, cycle depth and temperature, set from the limits in your battery warranty.
Home supply comes first
Your home's power needs are the top priority. Grid export only ever uses surplus capacity after home consumption is covered.
Opt out any time
Going on holiday? Expecting a storm? Pause grid participation with one tap. No minimum term. No notice period. Leave whenever you want.
Compatible hardware
Works with the battery
you already own.
No new hardware and no engineer visits. If the battery system is already installed, AmpVerve connects to it via your existing inverter cloud API.
Home batteries
Storage systems
GivEnergy AIO and batteries
FoxESS T-series and H-series
SolaX X1 and X3
Solis hybrid inverters
Tesla Powerwall 2 and 3
Enphase IQ Battery
SolarEdge Home Battery
Huawei LUNA2000
Growatt MIN / SPH
AlphaESS SMILE
Solar inverters
PV generation
GivEnergy
FoxESS
SolaX
Solis
Enphase microinverters
SolarEdge
Huawei FusionSolar
Sigenergy
Sunsynk
Growatt
EV chargers
Smart charging
Ohme Home Pro
myenergi Zappi
Andersen A2
Hypervolt Home 3
Pod Point Solo 3
Wallbox Pulsar Plus
All OCPP chargers
Required
Smart meter
SMETS2 smart meter required
Half-hourly settlement enabled
Free from your energy supplier
Most homes in Great Britain already have one
Don't have one yet?
Contact your energy supplier to arrange a SMETS2 smart meter installation, which suppliers provide at no cost.
Broad hardware support
New integrations are added regularly. Can't see your brand? Let us know →
No proprietary hardware required
Real earnings examples
How different setups
earn across markets.
Illustrative examples of how common battery setups participate across Great Britain flexibility markets.
A mid-size GivEnergy battery on its own stacks daily wholesale arbitrage with Demand Flexibility Service events through winter, all dispatched automatically.
Surplus that would export at flat SEG rates is stored and sold into higher-priced peaks instead.
The battery earns from grid markets while the charger shifts EV charging to overnight lows. Orchestrated together.
Illustrative only. Actual results vary by battery size, location, market conditions and energy supplier tariff.
How we compare
AmpVerve vs the
alternatives.
How AmpVerve compares with other options available to battery owners in Great Britain.
Feature
AmpVerve
Typical smart tariff
Typical single-brand app
Do nothing
Revenue approach
Stacked markets
Tariff only
Limited markets
None
Markets accessed
✓ Multiple, stacked
◐ ToU tariff
◐ Few
✗ None
Monthly fee
✓ Free
✓ Free
✓ Free
N/A
Revenue share
✓ You keep the majority
◐ Built into tariff
◐ Provider takes a share
N/A
Battery health protection
✓ Proprietary envelopes
◐ Varies
◐ Varies
N/A
Works with any supplier
✓ Yes
✗ One supplier only
◐ Locked to one brand
N/A
V2G ready
✓ Yes
◐ Limited availability
◐ Varies
N/A
Why AmpVerve earns more
AmpVerve stacks the markets it can open today: tariff arbitrage, the NESO Demand Flexibility Service and DNO local flexibility with SSEN and UKPN; wholesale and EPEX intraday follow our Elexon qualification. Dynamic Containment and Dynamic Regulation are modelled, not held. More markets, same battery.
Earnings by setup
How different home setups
participate across markets.
Home setup
Markets in play
Adds
Battery only (5kWh)
Arbitrage
+ DFS
Battery only (10kWh)
Arbitrage
+ Frequency
Battery + solar (4kW)
+ Peak export
Higher tier
Battery + EV charger
+ Smart charging
Load shift
Battery + solar + EV
Full stack
All markets
AmpVerve pricing
Performance aligned
No monthly fee. No subscription. AmpVerve takes a share of the revenue it generates, so if it earns nothing you pay nothing. You keep the majority.
Location matters
In Great Britain, revenue varies by distribution network operator territory. SSEN South, UKPN (London and East of England) and NGED (Midlands) areas tend to see stronger returns, driven by active flexibility tender windows and wider wholesale spreads. AmpVerve carries ten countries in its regulatory configuration, and the mechanism differs in each.
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No supplier lock-in
AmpVerve works with any energy supplier. There is no need to switch tariff or provider. AmpVerve earns on top of the deal you already have.
Common questions
Everything you need
to know.
Do I need to change energy supplier?
No. AmpVerve works with any energy supplier in Great Britain. Keep your current tariff. Grid market revenue is independent of your retail electricity contract.
Will it damage my battery?
Proprietary safe dispatch envelopes limit charge rate, discharge rate, cycle depth and temperature exposure. They are set from the limits in your battery warranty and avoid deep discharges.
What if I need all my battery power?
You set the reserve level and AmpVerve never goes below it. Set 30% and at least 30% stays available for your home. One tap in the app pauses all grid activity instantly.
How do I get paid?
Revenue accumulates in your AmpVerve account, withdrawable by bank transfer or taken as credit. Every payment is itemised to the grid event that produced it.
Is there a contract?
No minimum term and no lock-in. Leave at any time and the battery returns to standard operation. No exit fees.
What battery brands work?
GivEnergy, FoxESS, SolaX, Solis, Tesla Powerwall, Enphase, SolarEdge, Huawei, Growatt and AlphaESS, with new brands added regularly. If a brand is not listed, contact us and we will check compatibility. Most cloud-connected inverters can be integrated.
Do I need a smart meter?
In Great Britain, yes. A SMETS2 smart meter is required for grid flexibility markets, and your energy supplier will install one at no cost. Other countries carry their own metering standard in AmpVerve's configuration, DLMS COSEM and DSMR P1 in the Netherlands for example.
How much does it cost?
AmpVerve takes a share of the revenue it generates. Earn nothing, pay nothing. No monthly fee, no subscription, no setup or exit costs.
Join the AmpVerve VPP
Connect your battery.
Start earning.
What you get
Commercial terms agreed up front.
✓
Automatic multi-market trading from your home battery
✓
Revenue from a 10kWh battery, with more potential when solar and an EV are added
✓
Proprietary battery health protection on every dispatch
✓
Full transparency: see every trade, every event, every penny
✓
Works with any energy supplier. No switching required.
How pricing works
AmpVerve takes a share of the revenue it generates. Earn nothing, pay nothing. No monthly fee, no setup cost, no hidden charges.
Commercial terms agreed up front.
For Battery Owners · Grid markets, Great Britain first
Your battery is
ready to earn.
Connect your battery and start earning from grid markets, Great Britain first. Commercial terms agreed up front.
Commercial terms agreed up front · hello@ampverve.com
Markets
Where this works.
A home battery is the same asset in every country. What pays it to charge and discharge is not.
Great Britain
AmpVerve is a registered flexibility provider with SSEN and UK Power Networks, so a battery in their territory can be dispatched into DNO local flexibility tenders and stacked with wholesale arbitrage. NESO's Demand Flexibility Service accepted 5,449.6 MWh of bids over winter 2024/25 and 71.9 per cent turned up, mostly from manually initiated meter points; AmpVerve holds the setpoint on the inverter itself and records what it did per half hour.
Europe
In Germany a home battery above 4.2 kW falls under section 14a EnWG: since 1 January 2024 the network operator must connect it and may dim it, with reduced network charges in return, including time variable charges since April 2025. In the Netherlands bid obligation and capacity contracts are becoming the standard offer for new stand alone batteries, with Liander, Enexis, Stedin and TenneT each tendering during 2026; AmpVerve integrates behind your supplier's licence, not instead of it.
Australia
Australia installed 183,245 home batteries in the second half of 2025, taking the total to 454,753, while 18.9 per cent of NEM dispatch intervals cleared at or below zero in Q3 2025. AmpVerve charges the battery into that midday window and discharges into the evening peak through IEEE 2030.5 with CSIP-AUS and AS/NZS 4777.2, behind your retailer's market entity, holding no AEMO or AER registration.
Middle East
Across the Gulf there is no residential time varying tariff, capacity market or wholesale flexibility market, so a home battery has nothing to arbitrage against yet, and Abu Dhabi's demand response regulations do not mention batteries or storage. What does exist is Abu Dhabi's Demand Response Policy, effective 1 January 2024, with a 200 MW contracted target for 2030 and licensed aggregation of residential customers; AmpVerve holds no licence in the region and would operate behind one.
United States
Home batteries earn through utility and virtual power plant programmes: North American behind the meter VPP capacity reached 37.5 GW and the residential share of VPP wholesale market capacity rose to 10.2 per cent, with third party data access for enrolment and settlement named as the main blocker. AmpVerve supplies that per asset, per interval evidence behind your utility's or aggregator's registration, while FERC Order 2222 is still being implemented and PJM's lands in 2028; it holds no US market registration.
Revenue figures on this page are modelled for Great Britain in GBP. Other markets are modelled on request in local currency.