The role of data centres in maintaining grid stability

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  • The electrical distribution networks of the future are going to become much more reliant on intermittent inputs such as wind and solar – and methods must be found so extra output may be added when required
  • Grid frequency needs to be kept at a constant value – and this is where grid balancing technology comes in, drawing on energy stored in large banks of batteries connected to the grid
  • This eBook explores how to build a grid balancing strategy; with heavy investments already made in UPS systems, constituent battery units at data centre sites could be assigned to grid balancing

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