BESS within hybrid microgrids ensures storage of excess energy from periods of low demand, enables dispatch during higher demand intervals, and provides resilient power supply despite renewable sources' intermittency. Furthermore, it balances varied energy source outputs to meet demand, aids in peak shaving and cost reduction, and regulates frequency and voltage.
This whitepaper delves into BESS's crucial role within hybrid microgrids, its core components and functions, its operation modes, and how it seamlessly intertwines with traditional generators to revolutionize the energy landscape.
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