Stationary Energy Storage (SES) refers to systems that allow energy generated by renewable sources (solar, wind) or from the grid to be stored for later use.
These systems, often based on lithium-ion batteries, are installed in a fixed (stationary) manner and can be used to balance electricity supply and demand. They play a crucial role in integrating intermittent renewable energies and allow for more flexible energy management.
These installations are commonly used in homes, businesses, as well as for large-scale applications such as EV charging stations, thus reducing reliance on the main grid.