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ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEMS (ESS)
A rapidly developing class of high-tech equipment for Industrial Enterprises, Renewable Energy Sources and Energy Grid Companies
ESS standard functions
- Uninterruptible power supply mode
- Shaving power peaks
- Compensating abruptly variable load
- Voltage and frequency regulation
- Limitation of load rises and shedding (critical for gas generators)
- Stabilizing generator equipment operation
- Replacement of the spinning reserve
Examples of effects from SSE applications
| Electricity generation | Electricity distribution | Energy consumption |
| Power maneuverability | Reduced losses in feeders | Reduced connection fees |
| Frequency control | Increased throughput | Leveling consumption peaks |
| Ensuring dynamic stability | Improving the reliability of substation equipment | Leveling voltage dips and interruptions |
| Compensation of intersystem flows | Reduced load on mains, transformers, etc. | Phase load balancing |
| Providing a hot reserve | Reduced consumption of nonferrous metals | Reactive power compensation |
| Optimized generator load curve | Reduced spinning reserve | Optimized performance of local generators |
| RES integration into the mains | Reduced environmental pollution | Providing uninterrupted power supply to consumers of Category I and Category I Special Group |
| Reactive power compensation | Release of substation power | Savings due to price arbitrage |
| Electricity generation |
| Power maneuverability |
| Frequency control |
| Ensuring dynamic stability |
| Compensation of intersystem flows |
| Providing a hot reserve |
| Optimized generator load curve |
| RES integration into the mains |
| Reactive power compensation |
| Electricity distribution |
| Reduced losses in feeders |
| Increased throughput |
| Improving the reliability of substation equipment |
| Reduced load on mains, transformers, etc. |
| Reduced consumption of nonferrous metals |
| Reduced spinning reserve |
| Reduced environmental pollution |
| Release of substation power |
| Energy consumption |
| Reduced connection fees |
| Leveling consumption peaks |
| Leveling voltage dips and interruptions |
| Phase load balancing |
| Reactive power compensation |
| Optimized performance of local generators |
| Providing uninterrupted power supply to consumers of Category I and Category I Special Group |
| Savings due to price arbitrage |
ESS applications with Renewable Energy Sources (RES)
- Leveling unstable RES operation
- Maintaining the balance of electricity and power
- Ensuring the stability of the electrical system
- Electricity quality control
- Optimizing the load of generators
- Uninterruptible power supply mode
- Integration of RES into local power supply systems
ESS standard functions
- Compensation of power peaks
- Drifted load curve
- Reactive power compensation
- Reduced losses in the mains
- Uninterruptible power supply mode
- Real-time regulation of the frequency and voltage in the mains
- Ensuring the high quality of electricity
- Possible investment adjourning
ESS standard functions
- Compensation of power peaks
- Reduced number of generator sets
- Reduced losses on remote sections of power lines
- Increased service life of generator sets
- Improved quality of electricity
- Using gas generator sets in drilling
- Uninterruptible Power Supply operation mode
