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What does AES specialize in?

AES is a professional commercial and industrial energy storage solution provider. With a focus on commercial and industrial energy storage, AES offers safe energy storage system products that have passed rigorous testing and rich design experience for different site conditions, to provide customers with cost-effective system solutions.

Why does the AES Alamitos battery energy storage system matter?

The AES Alamitos Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) is significant because it is a project of many firsts. It is the world’s first stand-alone energy storage project for local capacity and the first grid-scale battery energy storage system to receive a long-term power purchase agreement (PPA).

What are the products provided by AES?

We provide PCS, BMS, EMS and air-cooled energy storage products for diversity environments to meet the needs of auxiliary renewable energy grid connection, requency and peakload modulation, demand-side response, micro-grid, etc.

What are the applications of AES's energy storage products?

Our energy storage products have diverse applications, including auxiliary renewable energy grid connection, frequency and peakload modulation, demand-side response, micro-grid, etc. They are designed to meet the needs of various environments with flexible configuration and efficient, stable performance.

What is the AES Alamitos BESS?

The AES Alamitos Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) is a project of many firsts. It’s the world’s first stand-alone energy storage project for local capacity. It’s the world’s first grid-scale battery energy storage system to receive a long-term power purchase agreement (PPA).

Who is the world's #1 grid-scale energy storage integrator?

Using Advancion 5 lithium-ion battery storage technology from Fluence, a joint venture between AES and Siemens and the world’s #1 grid-scale energy storage integrator, the system is extraordinarily flexible and responsive to enable the increasing penetration of intermittent renewables into the California grid.