In an electricity system with an increasing proportion of production from weather-dependent sources, the need for stabilising and flexible electricity will increase drastically. In order to counter the rapid changes that can occur when the weather suddenly changes, we see how battery storage will be able to contribute by both cutting production peaks, contributing electricity when production is low and quickly changing its footprint in the electricity grid depending on the system's needs.
In recent years, batteries have gained an increased place in the electrical system thanks to their unique ability to control their consumption at the millisecond level. They can also be used to, for example, move production from individual solar parks and the like. In this way, you can optimise the income and sell the electricity when it gives the best return.
