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Longyuan Power, a subsidiary of China’s state-owned mining and energy company CHN Energy, has successfully connected to the grid the first phase of its landmark 320 MW/640 MWh energy storage project in Zhaoyuan City, Shandong Province. The 200 MW/400 MWh energy storage project, the largest electrochemical storage facility in Shandong, is now operational, marking a significant milestone for the region’s energy storage sector.
As one of the province’s key projects, the station spans approximately 61 acres and represents an investment of CNY 1.26 billion ($170 million). It integrates cutting-edge hybrid storage technology, combining 60 battery systems of 3.35 MW/6.7 MWh capacity with a 3 MW/6-minute supercapacitor system, PCS systems, main transformers, and a step-up substation. During off-peak hours, the system harnesses surplus grid energy, enhancing overall efficiency.
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Date: 11-December-2024(Wednesday)
Indeed, this is good news for Supercapacitor
energy storage devices uses and application and it’s integration in the utility power grid for peak demand support along with the BESS energy storage. The former with it’s million cycles operation can help in the peak demand supply to the grid and can prolong the life cycle of the latter which has few thousands operation cycles only. That I believe. TY !