Mobile energy storage power supplier

What is mobile energy storage?

For example, mobile storage is often the preferred solution for utility operators to meet rising power demands. Battery energy storage is also used by operators to supplement grid power for up to three years before committing to fixed infrastructure investments. Mobile energy storage for land and sea. Image used courtesy of Power Edison

What makes a good energy storage solution?

Mobility can be a key differentiator for an energy storage solution. For example, mobile storage is often the preferred solution for utility operators to meet rising power demands. Battery energy storage is also used by operators to supplement grid power for up to three years before committing to fixed infrastructure investments.

What is power Edison?

Power Edison was founded in 2016 by industry veterans with the goal of addressing the need for utility-scale, mobile energy storage by giving utilities the ability to move energy to where it is needed. Mobility can be a key differentiator for an energy storage solution.

What are energy storage systems?

Energy storage systems enable a smarter and more resilient grid infrastructure through peak demand management, increased integration of renewable energy and through a myriad of additional grid applications. However, grid challenges are dynamic, appearing at different times and locations over the years.

Why is mobile energy storage a stranded asset?

Stationary storage lacks flexibility, suffers from low utilization and from the risk of becoming a stranded asset. Power Edison addressed these issues by developing mobile energy storage which is flexible and can be repurposed many times throughout its life.

What are the development directions for mobile energy storage technologies?

Development directions in mobile energy storage technologies are envisioned. Carbon neutrality calls for renewable energies, and the efficient use of renewable energies requires energy storage mediums that enable the storage of excess energy and reuse after spatiotemporal reallocation.