Stationary Energy Storage (SES) refers to systems designed to store energy generated from renewable sources (solar, wind) or from the grid for later use.
These systems, frequently based on lithium-ion batteries, are installed in a fixed (stationary) manner and can be employed to balance electricity supply and demand. They play a critical role in integrating intermittent renewable energies and enabling more flexible energy management.
These installations are commonly found in homes, businesses, and large-scale applications such as EV charging stations, thereby reducing reliance on the main power grid.