Connecting distributed energy resources including wind, solar, storage and gas-fired generation to the grid requires us to handle increasing grid complexity while improving grid utilization and, in some instances, creating new business opportunities.
A grid-scale energy storage system would enable the town to make the most of renewable energy and control costs while reducing reliance on imported diesel.
A distribution pilot project in the city of Ufa proves modern control and monitoring technologies are suitable and applicable for networks in Russian cities.
