Australian Utility, Evoenergy,
. . . is exploring numerous ways to manage demand, through
. . . Virtual Power Plants (VPP).
In its multi-demand response test, Evoenergy signed up
. . . 402 batteries and linked them into the VPP,
. . . through control systems belonging to Reposit Power, Evergen and ActewAGL.
During the test,
. . . 367 batteries responded to a signal from Evoenergy, and
. . . dispatched energy into the grid.
“At scale,” said Evoenergy,
. . . “we would be able to strategically, and quickly,
. . . reduce enough load on the ACT electricity network,
. . . to avoid load-shedding in almost all circumstances.”
Virtual Power Plant, used to avoid a substation upgrade,
. . . could save Evoenergy around
. . . USD $1.6 million.
4-13-2018 Source: #Virtual Power Plant: Saves Money
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#Virtual Power Plant: Saves Money
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