Bajia pumped storage power station

What is the Yangjiang pumped-storage power station?

The Yangjiang pumped-storage power station is intended to facilitate peak and frequency regulation of the Guangdong Power Grid. The Yangjiang pumped-storage power station is located at the intersection of Yangchun city and Dianbai county, in the Bajia town, Guangdong Province, China.

Where is Yangjiang power station located?

The Yangjiang pumped-storage power station is located at the intersection of Yangchun city and Dianbai county, in the Bajia town, Guangdong Province, China. The project site lies in the Moyang River Basin and in the Bajia mountain area, approximately 230km away from the Guangzhou city.

Does Gangnan hydropower station have load regulation?

For the application of the pumped storage unit, Gangnan hydropower station owns the ability of load regulation. Erenow, it can only generate seasonal power . Although the scale of this PSPS is small, it is designed reasonably and utilized appropriately. Its construction initiates the history of the PSPS development in China.

What is Yangjiang pumped storage hydroelectric facility?

The Yangjiang pumped storage hydroelectric facility comprises upper and lower reservoirs connected through a water delivery system, an underground powerhouse, and a ground switch station. The underground powerhouse will measure 156.5m-long, 66.9m-high, and 27.5m-wide.

Should Chinese power systems develop pumped storage systems?

The result shows the urgency of developing the PSPS in Chinese power systems that have given priority to thermal power, and the energy resources need the wide-range optimal allocation within the system. The development cycle of the pumped storage is long, and at least 8–10 years are needed from the planning to the completion.

What is pumped storage power station (PSPS)?

The pumped storage power station (PSPS) is a special power source that has flexible operation modes and multiple functions. With the rapid economic development in China, the energy demand and the peak-valley load difference of the power grid are continuing to increase.