Battery energy storage systems (BESS) – planning, integration and economical operation
Online seminar
VA26-01280
Participation fee: €745
Speakers:
Can Cicek
W Power Renewables GmbH
Christian Jochemich
W Power Renewables GmbH
On the topic:
With the increasing share of fluctuating generation from wind and solar energy, the demand for high-performance energy storage systems is growing.
Large-scale battery storage systems (BESS) are a key component for grid stability, flexibility and economic efficiency in modern energy systems.
In addition to technological developments – from lithium-ion to alternative cell technologies – economic and regulatory conditions are becoming increasingly important. Operators and planners face complex challenges in terms of dimensioning, safety, service life optimisation and economic efficiency assessment.
The seminar offers a compact overview of the current state of the art, new business models and best practices from the field. A complementary topic is the co-location of energy storage systems with generation plants, which opens up additional efficiency and revenue potential through shared grid connections and operating strategies.
Programme
Online seminar, 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
- Large-scale battery storage (BESS)
- Introduction to large-scale battery storage
- Significance for the energy transition and electricity system
- Overview of technologies and market trends
- Technical fundamentals
- Cell and battery technologies
- System architecture and components (inverters, EMS, safety systems)
- Grid connection and power electronics
- Project planning and dimensioning
- Load profiles, cycles and service life
- Design and scaling of storage sizes
- Economic efficiency calculation and efficiency factors
- Operation and applications
- Operating strategies (balancing energy, self-consumption optimisation, grid services)
- Monitoring, maintenance and safety aspects
- Examples from completed BESS projects
- Regulatory and economic framework
- Market models, support instruments and grid fees
- Requirements in the grid connection approval process
- Future prospects for energy storage
- Supplement: Co-location of battery storage systems and generation plants
- Concepts and technical interfaces
- Advantages of shared grid connections
- Economic synergies and challenges
- Discussion and exchange of experiences
- Introduction to large-scale battery storage
Objective
To impart technical and economic expertise for the planning, dimensioning and operation of stationary large-scale battery storage systems – supplemented by an overview of co-location concepts with generation plants.
Group of participants
The seminar is aimed at
- Engineers, technicians and project managers from the energy and industrial sectors
- Operators and planners of PV and wind farms
- Grid operators, energy suppliers and municipal utilities
- Investors, consultants and government officials involved in storage projects
- Manufacturers and system integrators of battery storage systems