Versatility, ease of deployment, modular design, and falling costs make stationary energy storage systems appealing for integrating renewable electricity into grids. Their most common uses are in hybrid power plants at utility scale; as a replacement for diesel-fueled backup generators; as a source of ancillary services for main grids; and as a component in mini- and off-grid systems deployed to expand access to electricity. But challenges remain...
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Stationary Energy Storage to Transform Power Systems in Developing Countries
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Govindarajalu,Chandrasekar; De Sisternes,Fernando Jose; Chavez Velazquez,Sandra Laura.
Stationary Energy Storage to Transform Power Systems in Developing Countries (English). Live Wire Knowledge Notes Series|no. 2021/116 Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/638831622747121007