Mobile Energy Storage Study

On August 9, 2018, An Act to Advance Clean Energy was signed into law. Section 22 of the Act required DOER to study the feasibility of mobile battery storage systems to respond to extreme weather events.

Key Findings

 

  • Mobile ESS can provide valuable emergency relief services, and offset procurement costs with operations on typical days
  • Self-mobile ESS may provide customers energy distribution services
  • Self-mobile ESS may open substantial renewable energy transition pathways
  • Self-mobile and towable ESS could harvest energy from stranded distributed sources of generation

 

Mobile Energy Storage Study-Executive Summary

Mobile Energy Storage Study

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