Energy storage business is about to be launched

When will energy storage be commercialized?

From 2016 to 2020, the goal is to build energy storage demonstration projects with commercial purposes. This marks the development of energy storage into the early stages of commercialization. During this period, the management system, incentive policies and business models of energy storage were mainly explored.

What is energy storage?

Energy storage is mostly used in island distributed generation and microgrid energy storage projects . In the field of technology research, 32,462 SCI articles with the subject word “Energy Storage” in the “Web of Science” core database have been published in 2022. China has published 12,406 SCI articles, ranking first in the world.

What are the emerging energy storage business models?

The independent energy storage model under the spot power market and the shared energy storage model are emerging energy storage business models. They emphasized the independent status of energy storage. The energy storage has truly been upgraded from an auxiliary industry to the main industry.

When did energy storage technology start?

The large-scale development of energy storage began around 2000. From 2000 to 2010, energy storage technology was developed in the laboratory. Electrochemical energy storage is the focus of research in this period. From 2011 to 2015, energy storage technology gradually matured and entered the demonstration application stage.

Who owns the energy storage system?

The grid subsidiary is the owner of the energy storage system. The third type is the third-party investment. Under this investment model, the energy storage system is invested and operated by third partied.

What is a composite energy storage business model?

The composite energy storage business model is highly flexible and can fully mobilize power system resources to maximize the utilization of energy storage resources. The model can reduce the risk of energy storage investment and accelerate the development of energy storage. 4.3.2. Microgrid model