Energy Storage Systems (ESS) are a key element in the integration of renewable energy into the grid infra-structure.
It plays a crucial role in mitigating the discrepancy between the time of day that solar energy generation is at its highest and when grid demand peaks in the late afternoon and early evening.
When there is a rapid increase in Demand, Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS), storing excess solar energy produced during off-peak hours, can instantaneously discharge power during periods of high demand. This effectively smoothes out the energy supply and demand curve and helps to reduce the need for expensive "peaker plants".
To promote the development of Battery Energy Storage infra-structure, State Regulatory Agencies and local Utilities have implemented lucrative incentive programs in different jurisdictions.
Revenues from Battery discharge at peak load periods.
Reducung costs by lowering demand charges.
Lowing costs by shifting grid energy use to off- peak periods.
Lowering costs by reducung capacity tag charges.
Back-up power during grid power outages.
Stabilizing power quality.
Reducing utility needs for costly "peak power".
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