Sentences with phrase «grid load balancing»

Additionally, such facilities could potentially be connected to wind and solar electricity production and be used for energy grid load balancing applications (using excess renewable energy that the grid can not handle), making renewable energy generation carbon negative.

Not exact matches

That gets to be a bit of a challenge to balance the electric load on the grid.

Can the grid really balance all the loads?

In a scenario where most light vehicles and heat is from electric power, there will be tremendous load - balancing opportunities through vehicle - to - grid technology, used vehicle batteries, and heat storage.

Technical constraints, load balancing and frequency control issues (on weaker grids) imposed by limitations in existing grid structures and capacities

The fleet is expected to provide up to 700 kilowatts of energy to the grid, which can be used to balance the overall load by absorbing excess power, then putting it back into the grid during times of high demand.

This can be used for localized grid «load - balancing» with rapid response electricity.

As this occurs, natural gas capacity can be redirected to a higher - value role: providing «load - balancing» services to future electricity grids.

Tasmania's wind resources could be dispatched into the grid first, load - balanced by hydro.

While the dam could provide baseload power to Queensland, its real long - term value could come through providing ongoing «load - balancing» to Queensland's electricity grid.

This is putting China in the forefront of developing the use of water as a «battery» for providing load - balancing to electricity grids.

This cross-border «load balancing» function is perhaps the most significant efficiency gain future interconnected grids can bring.

well, there wwere recent calculations, that pure basload power generators also need significant grid extensions and balancing costs, not exactly like wind and solar, but also not that much cheaper when a high penetration of the load in the grid exists.

In the new system, rather than having «always - on» baseload (e.g. nuclear) plants, and then following any extra load with peaking plants (usually gas), in the new system, variable loads and variable supply (from renewables) are balanced via a smart grid with demand - side measures, load peak shaving / delay, energy storage, and backup sources.

The excess power or off - peak power generated by wind generators or solar arrays may then be used at a later time for load balancing in the energy grid.

On a large scale the device could both provide electricity and act as energy storage, balancing out power load of the grid.

Mercedes - Benz is already working on three large industrial - scale projects, including one with 29 mWh of storage capacity, that will help to balance the energy loads and fluctuations in the German grid.

Storing electricity as a way of balancing the grid is closely linked to the principle of Price - responsive - load.

These sources can piggyback on existing infrastructure, pumping electricity into power grids (though their intermittent power production requires managers to adjust their load - balancing techniques).