Energy storage products and industrial park cooperation

Can shared energy storage be used in industrial parks?

With the emergence of ESS sharing , shared energy storage (SES) in industrial parks has become the subject of much research. Sæther et al. developed a trading model with peer-to-peer (P2P) trading and SES coexisting for buildings with different consumption characteristics in industrial areas.

What is the optimal ESS-sharing scheme in an industrial park?

In the industrial park environment, ESS sharing has multiple schemes that involve different ESS installation structures and energy-sharing methods. Therefore, this study determines the optimal ESS-sharing scheme in an industrial park through the construction of load optimization model and comparative analysis.

What are the applications of IES in parks?

The technical research and application of IESs in parks largely focus on renewable energy utilization, centralized regional cooling and heating systems, energy-efficient transformations in production processes and technologies, waste heat recovery, and energy storage for electric vehicles, integrated with information technology systems [10, 20].

What is the energy supply in the park?

The energy supply and its supporting systems in the park are intricate, encompassing not only the traditional power grid but also newer energy supplies and essential municipal infrastructures such as gas, heat, and water supply.

Are industrial parks a key area for future smart grid construction?

Industrial parks are one of the key areas for future smart grid construction. As distributed generations (DGs) continue to be developed , , , industrial park advancement now prioritizes low-carbon energy conservation in addition to meeting industrial needs , , .

Who are the key stakeholders in the park energy system?

As IESs evolve, core stakeholders such as energy supply companies remain upstream in the park energy system's business chain, while energy sellers, technology providers, and third-party service companies, engage variably to share benefits and risks.