Energy Storage Valuation and Impact Analysis in Southern California
Overview
Project Summary
Southern California Edison’s (SCE) integrated grid pilot is designed to help the utility incorporate an understanding of distributed energy storage into its distribution planning process. In particular, SCE is exploring how the sizing, location and control functions of storage systems impact grid planning and operations.
Four key energy storage use cases have been studied beyond conventional capacity deferral:
- Improving DER hosting capacity
- Phase balancing
- Limiting duct bank temperature rise
- Improved asset utilization
Technical and economic analysis is currently underway to develop processes to consider energy storage as a non-wires alternative to conventional distribution solutions in these use cases.
Project Team
- Project Lead
- Utilities
- Research Partners
- Vendors
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- Other Participants or Stakeholders
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Project Information
Project Information
- Technology Demonstrated
- Demonstration Objectives
- Reliability Improvement
- Voltage Regulation
- Ancillary Services - Frequency Regulation
- Ancillary Services - Spinning Reserve
- Ancillary Services - Non-Spinning Reserve
- Frequency Response
- Ramping
- Generation Capacity
- Volt-VAR Optimization
- Distribution Planning
- Power Quality
- Delivery Asset Deferral
- Improving Power System Models
- New Business Models
- Related EPRI Programs
Status
Beginning Date:
January, 2016
Ending Date:
July, 2018
Project Status:
Completed
Last Modified:
November 2, 2020
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