Why industrial parks abandon energy storage

How can big data industrial parks improve energy storage business model?

Combined with the energy storage application scenarios of big data industrial parks, the collaborative modes among different entities are sorted out based on the zero-carbon target path, and the maximum economic value of the energy storage business model is brought into play through certain collaborative measures.

Can energy infrastructure decarbonize Chinese industrial parks?

Industrial parks are flourishing globally and are mostly equipped with a shareable energy infrastructure, which has a long service lifetime and thus locks in greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. We conducted a two-phase study to decarbonize Chinese industrial parks by targeting energy infrastructure.

Why is shared energy infrastructure important in industrial parks?

Shareable energy infrastructure is universally used in industrial parks and generally has a long service lifetime 27, 28, 29; thus, the GHG emissions from industrial parks are locked in. Efficient, resilient, and sustainable infrastructure is a crucial pathway to greening industrilization 30.

Does an industrial park need an energy control center?

The industrial park must have an energy control center. That center would be the connection between prosumers, energy storage facilities and the power supply grid outside the industrial park. The prosumers cannot produce enough energy due to the changeable meteorological conditions.

How can energy storage benefits be improved?

By adjusting peak and valley electricity prices and opening the FM market, energy storage benefits can be greatly improved, which is conducive to promoting the development of zero-carbon big data industrial parks, and technical advances are beneficial for reducing investment costs.

What is energy infrastructure in an industrial park?

The energy infrastructure in an industrial park is defined as shareable utilities that are located within the park and provide energy for the park, e.g., heat and electricity 31. Climate change mitigation requires decoupling energy services and GHG emissions.