The energy storage system can achieve applications such as solar energy storage integration, energy transfer, primary frequency regulation, secondary frequency regulation, reactive power support, short-circuit capacity, black start, virtual inertia, damping, etc. in conjunction with photovoltaic power generation.
High-quality commercial energy storage products can achieve real-time monitoring of remaining capacity and load size of power lines with the support of energy management systems, and can interact with energy units such as distributed photovoltaics and charging equipment.
The factors that influence the business model include peak–valley price difference, frequency modulation ratio of the market, as well as the investment cost of energy storage, so this paper will discuss from the following perspectives. (1) Analysis of Peak–Valley Electricity Price Policy
This project is the first shared electrochemical energy storage power station of SVOLT, with a rated total installed capacity of 50MW/100MWh for the energy storage system. Shared energy storage can reduce the investment cost of new energy projects, play a role in power regulation, and promote the matching of power supply and demand.
In the event of a power outage or sudden malfunction in the power grid, household energy storage can be put into standby mode to ensure basic electricity consumption. Energy replenishment can be achieved during peak electricity consumption to supplement insufficient power supply in the power grid and avoid grid overload and faults.
Energy storage stations have different benefits in different scenarios. In scenario 1, energy storage stations achieve profits through peak shaving and frequency modulation, auxiliary services, and delayed device upgrades . In scenario 2, energy storage power station profitability through peak-to-valley price differential arbitrage.