Energy Storage
CALIFORNIA ENERGY STORAGE - PROVIDING ENERGY ON DEMAND
California is a US leader in renewable energy storage capacity. Energy storage is becoming an integral part of our electrical infrastructure. The ability to store energy and release it when needed is vital to delivering a secure, reliable, modern electricity system that supports existing businesses and economic development. Californians know the value of harvesting and storing solar energy to reduce or avoid blackouts and brownouts.
Many of the Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) operating across the country today use lithium-ion (Li-ion) technology. Li-ion batteries are already commonly used in a wide range of consumer devices such as laptop computers, cellphones, toys, and handheld power tools, as well as in electric vehicles. BESS has the potential to make a meaningful contribution to a low-carbon electrical grid.
ENERGY STORAGE DELIVERS A MORE RELIABLE - AND SUSTAINABLE - GRID
In addition to electricity, grid operators need power plants that can provide services such as frequency regulation and voltage support, which are essential to maintain a safe and reliable electrical system. Because energy storage can release power on demand, adding BESS in strategic locations makes the grid stronger and more resilient.
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MAXIMIZING THE SUPPLY OF CLEAN, AFFORDABLE, RENEWABLE ENERGY WITH BESS
Without a way to store power, electricity must be used the instant it’s created. Our country’s electrical grids are carefully managed by grid operators that constantly ensure the supply of electricity precisely meets demand. Under normal circumstances, this is accomplished by the grid operator telling individual power plants to increase or decrease their production of electricity, sometimes on a minute-by-minute basis. BESS offers grid operators on-demand power that can respond quickly when needed. In addition, BESS makes it possible to save extra solar power generated during the day and release it when demand increases in the evening hours, which helps reduce supply shortfalls.
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