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Con Edison, a major energy company that supplies electricity to New York City, New York, and its suburbs, announced on June 13 that it will promote the "virtual power station project"
with photovoltaic power generation equipment and fixed storage batteries installed in more than 300 homes.
The project will be carried out
in cooperation with SunPower, a large solar panel manufacturer.
It is said that customers who own their own houses and meet the conditions for participating in the project will be provided with photovoltaic power generation systems and fixed storage batteries
free of charge.
This method is actually the "third-party ownership model"
adopted by SolarCity and others in the United States and has been popularized in the United States.
Prior to the release of this content, the two companies announced that they would provide photovoltaic power generation systems in conjunction with the "Connected Home" home energy management system (HEMS
).
According to the two companies' announcement, the virtual power plant has an output of more than 1.
8 MW and a capacity of more than 4 MWh, so it is estimated that each household will have about 6kW of solar panels and about 13.
3kWh of storage batteries, which is said to be the largest
in the United States in a distributed energy storage system for residential use.
The solar panels are produced by SunPower, and the stationary batteries are made of Sunverge's products
.
The battery was owned by United Edison and rented to customers
involved in the project.
The system can provide households participating in the project with clean photovoltaic energy and save electricity bills, as well as backup power in the event of a power
outage.
For United Edison, it improves the robustness and reliability
of the power grid.
Hundreds of solar panels and battery systems are linked to form a "virtual power station" that can be used
as a power source when system demand peaks.
Remote monitoring
is possible by integrating supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) functions.
In response to peak demand, it is possible to reduce the need to rely on existing power sources such as natural gas thermal power generation, and to predict system performance and optimize it
.
Con Edison, a major energy company that supplies electricity to New York City, New York, and its suburbs, announced on June 13 that it will promote the "virtual power station project"
with photovoltaic power generation equipment and fixed storage batteries installed in more than 300 homes.
The project will be carried out
in cooperation with SunPower, a large solar panel manufacturer.
It is said that customers who own their own houses and meet the conditions for participating in the project will be provided with photovoltaic power generation systems and fixed storage batteries
free of charge.
This method is actually the "third-party ownership model"
adopted by SolarCity and others in the United States and has been popularized in the United States.
Prior to the release of this content, the two companies announced that they would provide photovoltaic power generation systems in conjunction with the "Connected Home" home energy management system (HEMS
).
According to the two companies' announcement, the virtual power plant has an output of more than 1.
8 MW and a capacity of more than 4 MWh, so it is estimated that each household will have about 6kW of solar panels and about 13.
3kWh of storage batteries, which is said to be the largest
in the United States in a distributed energy storage system for residential use.
The solar panels are produced by SunPower, and the stationary batteries are made of Sunverge's products
.
The battery was owned by United Edison and rented to customers
involved in the project.
The system can provide households participating in the project with clean photovoltaic energy and save electricity bills, as well as backup power in the event of a power
outage.
For United Edison, it improves the robustness and reliability
of the power grid.
Hundreds of solar panels and battery systems are linked to form a "virtual power station" that can be used
as a power source when system demand peaks.
Remote monitoring
is possible by integrating supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) functions.
In response to peak demand, it is possible to reduce the need to rely on existing power sources such as natural gas thermal power generation, and to predict system performance and optimize it
.
