Balancing electricity peaks and even supporting energy communities in creating self-sufficient electricity supply. These networks include: different production units (energy resources), storage devices and local controllable loads, which have the possibility of being controlled. Not only can it increase own use of PV, with the option of operating the CellCube battery in overload, the system can grow flexibly as demand for charging electricity increases. Micro-grids (-grids) are small-scale power grids, specially designed to provide low voltage (LV) power supply to a small number of consumers. Many power grids, such as in North America, are outdated as investments in this infrastructure have been lacking. Rolling blackouts are becoming more common. The Internet of Things (IoT) is allowing organizations to cost-effectively implement smart grids, also known as microgrids. Major regional blackouts can cause billions of dollars in economic losses. For them, CellCube, with its multi-hour and non-combustible storage and a long product lifecycle of over 20 years can be the perfect, future-proof solution. Concerns about power quality in the grid have led to an increased demand for new solutions.
For some, this transition can be fulfilling, although for others, it represents a growing challenge from both a technical and a business point of view.Ĭommercial operations, in particular, with their growing needs for charging infrastructure, require highly flexible energy storage technologies capable of fulfilling many requirements at the same time. This area is in a constant state of flux with decentralized generation of mostly photovoltaic electricity, increasing electromobility and customer demand for clean and sustainable, independent own generation. The energy supply of commercial operations or in the mobility sector has fundamentally changed over the course of the last century - from both a commercial and a technological standpoint. Posted in Projects, Utilities, Micro Grids, & Infrastructure. FREEDOM AND FLEXIBILITY IN THE ENERGY SUPPLY OF THE FUTURE Microgrids are a smart and reliable power supply alternative, when autonomous power supply or optimizations for higher level grids are needed. The 53-foot Smart Grid Training Lab of Northeast Wisconsin Technical College (NWTC) is a mobile training facility for electric utilities and other organizations interested in operating a smart grid.
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