Features
- It can provide backup power during grid outages or disruptions, enhancing resiliency and reliability for homes and businesses.
- It can reduce energy costs by optimizing solar self-consumption, avoiding peak demand charges, and taking advantage of time-of-use rates or net metering programs.
- It can help integrate renewable energy sources into the grid by smoothing out their variability and making them more dispatchable and predictable.
- It can also provide additional grid benefits such as frequency regulation, voltage support, congestion relief, and ancillary services.
Applications
- Balance power load, improve grid power supply quality,
- Emergency backup power supply to ensure power supply
- Solar power storage to reduce electricity costs
- Energy saving and environmental protection, reducing energy consumption and carbon emissions
- Remotely monitor and control battery status and power