Large battery storage for grid services
To increase supply security and grid stability in their supply area, SWM is planning to use two large battery storage facilities in the Munich area. The project is being realised with the support of eta Energieberatung, from the initial idea to the implementation.
Key data on the project
Stadtwerke München
Stadtwerke München (SWM) is one of the largest public utilities in Germany. For many decades, SWM has stood for a secure and resource-saving supply of energy (electricity, natural gas, district heating) and fresh drinking water from the Bavarian foothills of the Alps to the Bavarian metropolis.
In addition to energy generation and water production, their services also include network management, energy/water distribution and sales.
Industry sector
Public utilities
Project location
Munich
Target group
Energy Utilities
Keywords
Battery storage, security of supply, grid stability, control power, primary control power, site selection, feasibility study, economic efficiency calculations, permit application
Customer benefits
Increase of the project benefit by integrating the consulting competence of eta Energieberatung GmbH
Technical data
Terms of reference
The SWM are creators of the energy turnaround with the goal of producing as much green electricity in their own plants by 2025 as Munich needs. Due to the increasing number of decentralised and regenerative plants, the demands on the networks are rising. At the same time, SWM have a responsibility to ensure uninterrupted supply, even in times of change. Against this background, it is necessary on the one hand to make our own network more secure and on the other hand to contribute to the stability of the distribution networks.
In order to increase supply security and network stability in their supply area, SWM are therefore planning to use two large battery storage facilities in the Munich area. The project is being implemented with the support of eta Energieberatung GmbH, from the initial idea to the final implementation.
Scope of services
The scope of services essentially relates to:
Energy generation is changing towards decentralised and regenerative plants. This increases the demands on the grids. To ensure grid stability and security of supply, we need thermal and electrical energy storage systems.
Andreas Reichel
Power Generation and Power Distribution Division
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