Energy Procurement, Energy Storage, Sourcing Renewables  -  October 21, 2019

The Business of Standalone Grid-Scale Energy Storage in Northern States

Battery storage is still in its infancy, especially in northern states, though there are signs of traction. In this white paper, EDF Renewables notes that new developments are creating excitement for the prospects of grid reliability with increasing renewable penetration.

This report examines:

• Why the grid needs storage
• Common types of grid-scale storage
• Factors to be considered when deciding to build a standalone storage system
• Benefits of standalone battery systems
• Costs and downside of standalone grid-scale battery plants

Explore the current feasibility of grid-scale standalone storage in the northern half of the U.S.

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