How does battery energy storage improve grid resilience?
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“Battery energy storage systems (BESS) support resilience by providing fast frequency response (FFR) and synthetic inertia, peak shaving and load shifting, voltage support and congestion management, black‑start capabilities, and reserve power and balancing services. Their speed and flexibility make BESS one of the most effective, scalable resilience technologies.”
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