BACKBONE OF THE FUTURE – BASES ON BATTERY STORAGE SYSTEM

However, we must first change our mentalities and embrace the possibilities of intermittent energy sources like Solar Power, Wind Power, Battery Energy storage systems, and Green Hydrogen, which not only reduce carbon emissions but also decrease your energy costs whether or not the grid is
available.


The Battery Storage System is a rechargeable Li ion battery system that collects energy from solar panels or the electric grid and then feeds it into your house or company. It is both cleaner and quieter than previous technology, since it aids in the reduction of carbon and pollution. It lowers fossil fuel and grid power usage while being cost-effective, secure, reliable, and intelligent.

Energy storage systems are being used in a wide range of sectors, including backup power, diesel reduction, uninterrupted power supply, frequency regulation, renewable integration, peak shaving, micro grids, demand charge reduction, voltage support, and black start capabilities.

A battery storage system increases power system adaptability, allowing for less-than-daily periods of excessive renewable energy production without curtailing them or requiring larger investments in transmission expansion that result in high household costs. Storage may provide one method of flexibility.

Batteries have already shown to be a commercially viable energy storage system. BESS are modular systems that can be put in Canopies/containers and range from 5Kw to any MW level, with different backup choices available depending on customer needs. Battery storage systems have historically been prohibitively expensive and inefficient, but recent improvements in efficiency and reduced costs have made their widespread deployment a reality. Increased usage of lithium-ion batteries in consumer electronics and automobiles has led to an increase in worldwide manufacturing capacity, resulting in a substantial cost reduction that is anticipated to continue for the next several years.

It may be charged via solar power, wind power, diesel generators, or the grid, whichever source is accessible. It's a maintenance-free system with zero OPEX that pays back in 1 to 7 years depending on the application.

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