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What are energy storage systems (PES)?

This includes numerous designs, exploring efficient energy storage technologies such as solid-state batteries, that aim to improve energy density, compactness, safety, durability, and enhancement of overall portability. A PES unit typically comprises a storage system and an inverter for energy conversion.

What is a utility-scale portable energy storage system (PESS)?

In this work, we first introduce the concept of utility-scale portable energy storage systems (PESS) and discuss the economics of a practical design that consists of an electric truck, energy storage, and necessary energy conversion systems.

What is a PESS system?

A typical PESS integrates utility-scale energy storage (e.g., battery packs), energy conversion systems, and vehicles (e.g., trucks, trains, or even ships).

Does a PESS system reduce grid congestion?

The model is applied to study the economics of this PESS design in California, in which the PESS helps integrate renewable energy and relieve grid congestion at the same time. We find that compared with the stationary energy storage system (SESS), the life-cycle revenue of PESS can be 70% higher in some areas.

Why are PES units important?

PES units are particularly vital in areas where access to power grid networks is limited or non-existent. The utilisation of PES units as affordable energy systems provides a sustainable solution for regions facing inadequate energy supply and promotes equitable access to electricity. 1.1. PES Unit

What type of batteries do PES units use?

PES units commonly utilise rechargeable storage systems, including supercapacitors, lead-acid batteries, and solid-state batteries, such as lithium-ion batteries (LIBs) and sodium-ion batteries (SIBs). Among these options, LIBs are widely preferred because of their high energy density and extended run times compared to other alternatives.