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Energy Storage Safety & Orchestration for Power‑Dense Data Centers
Maximize battery utilization. Avoid outages and fires.
Workload-aware dispatch, proactive maintenance, and early fault detection for data center energy storage systems.
Get in TouchBillions in equipment.
Growing power demands. New risk.
Modern data centers concentrate enormous value in compact footprints — high-density computing, power infrastructure, and the revenue they generate. A single fire event can put tens of millions in equipment at risk and take capacity offline for months. As facilities add battery energy storage to meet growing power demands, protecting that investment becomes essential.
Updated fire safety standards now require data centers to install life-safety systems for indoor battery storage — fire detection, gas alarms, suppression, ventilation. But once those systems activate, the damage is already happening. The real opportunity is intervening before they need to activate.
May 2025 — Hillsboro, Oregon. A battery fire at a major data center required five hours of defensive response and caused a building-wide evacuation. Direct suppression was not viable. This is the scenario we’re working to avoid.
Make storage work harder, last longer,
and fail less.
Detect early, act early.
Dedicated sensors at each battery system, correlated in real time to detect anomalies and developing faults that other monitoring systems miss. The value isn’t any single measurement — it’s what the combination reveals at the same moment.
Orchestrate the fleet.
Track each battery’s actual operating history — cycles, age, degradation. Optimize charging profiles and cell balancing based on real condition, not nameplate specs. Make storage aware of facility workloads so dispatch decisions reflect what the data center is actually doing. Virtualize heterogeneous systems into standardized resources that upstream platforms can schedule against.
Integrate, don’t replace.
Non-blocking by design. We don’t replace BMS or life-safety systems — we layer intelligence on top of them. APIs connect storage data to your energy management and DCIM platforms so batteries participate in facility operations instead of sitting in a silo.
Josh Gerber LinkedIn
25+ years in IT and energy, including 15 at San Diego Gas & Electric as smart grid architect and energy storage lead. Consulting expert on BESS technology, project development, fire safety, and failure analysis. Co-author, OCP white paper on energy storage requirements for data centers (published January 2026).
Let’s talk.
If you’re deploying battery energy storage in data centers and thinking about safety, utilization, or operational integration, we’d welcome the conversation.