Electrochemical energy storage systems and end-use of electrical power
The possibility to accurately model the power/energy flexibilities of both elechtrochemical energy storage systems and electricity demand is the core aspect to quantify their contribution to grid services.
The areas covered by the research are:
Advanced modelling of electrochemical energy storage systems.
Study of ageing mechanisms of electrochemical storage devices.
Modelling and quantification of services provided by demand-side management.
Definition of cluster of ancillary services provided by flexible energy storage systems.
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