This course covers the multifaceted aspects of energy storage, particularly in the context of renewable energy. It begins with an exploration of the importance of energy storage, discussing the technology, cost, and subsystems involved in electric vehicles and renewable energy. For instance, the course delves into the specifics of energy storage options like super capacitors, advanced lead acid batteries, and lithium-ion batteries. It then transitions into a detailed study of various types of energy storage, including mechanical, electromechanical, electrochemical, electrical, chemical, and thermal. The course provides real-world examples, such as the operation of a chilled water system in a research park, to illustrate the practical applications of these concepts. Finally, the course concludes with a summary of all the energy storage systems discussed and their importance in load regulation, contingency reserve, load following capacity, and reducing transmission and distribution losses.
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