The ability to define the potential value that energy storage systems (ESSs) could generate
through various applications in electric power systems, and an understanding of how these …

Today, the stability of the electric power grid is maintained through real time balancing of
generation and demand. Grid scale energy storage systems are increasingly being …

The transformation of today's grid toward smart grid has given the energy storage systems
(ESSs) the opportunity to provide more services to the electric grid as well as the end …

FERC order 755 and FERC order 784 provide pay-for-performance requirements and direct
utilities and independent system operators to consider speed and accuracy when …

This work developed two methods to investigate the technical and economic potential of
hydrogen demand and production:(1) estimating potential hydrogen demand for light-duty …

FERC Order 755 requires RTO/ISOs to compensate the frequency regulation resources
based on the actual regulation service provided. Based on this rule, a resource is …

The expansion of variable generation has driven a transition toward a 100% non-fossil
power system. New system needs are challenging system stability and suggesting the need …

A generic constant-efficiency energy flow model is commonly used in techno-economic
analyses of grid energy storage systems. In practice, charge and discharge efficiencies of …

Recent technical, market, and policy developments in the electricity industry are increasing
interest in and need for energy storage. We examine the potential for using the flexibility of …

Energy storage is a unique grid asset in that it is capable of providing a number of grid
services. In market areas, these grid services are only as valuable as the market prices for …