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New technologies help to keep electricity systems stable
Services provided by battery energy storage projects are increasingly important to operation of the GB electricity grid. Here, Noriker Power’s Alastair Stevens describes how ‘dynamic containment’ is beginning to play a key role in keeping the system frequency close to 50 Hz.
Article details
Journal title: Energy World
Publisher: Energy Institute
Organisation: Noriker Power
Subjects: Grid transmission, Batteries
