The Willey Battery Energy Storage System is a 6,000kW energy storage project located in Hamilton, Ohio, US.
The electro-chemical battery energy storage project uses lithium-ion as its storage technology. The project was announced in 2015 and was commissioned in 2016.
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Description
The Willey Battery Energy Storage System was developed by Renewable Energy Systems. The project is owned by Sumitomo (100%).
The key application of the project is frequency regulation.
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By GlobalDataRenewable Energy Systems, Sumitomo and Toshiba have delivered the battery energy storage project.
Additional information
The Energy Storage System is funded by Sumitomo Corporation Group. The monitoring, dispatch and control of the system will be handled by the Resolve Energy LLC storage platform, a proprietary technology developed by RES Americas. Resolve Energy LLC will manage the system for maximizing revenue while minimizing battery degradation.
About Renewable Energy Systems
Renewable Energy Systems Ltd (RES), a subsidiary of Renewable Energy Systems Holdings Ltd, is a renewable energy company that designs, develops, constructs, finances and operates energy development projects. The company offers project development, design and engineering, construction, commissioning, operation and maintenance, procurement, resource assessment, project engineering, asset management, project management, technical support and advisory services. It undertakes offshore wind projects, solar projects, transmission projects and energy storage projects. The company has operations in the UK and Ireland, the US, Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Turkey and Scandinavia. RES is headquartered in Kings Langley, the UK.
Methodology
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