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Romania: First battery storage facility launched

 

Transelectrica has completed the integration tests of the battery storage facility in the balancing market platform and in the operational control system of the national energy system, according to a statement from the company. The storage facility has been qualified for the provision of balancing services and can operate under secondary frequency-power regulation, with automatic control from the national energy dispatcher. 

The concept was developed by Transelectrica, with the support of Teletrans, the company’s subsidiary. This first step is fundamental for the national energy sector, with an essential role in supporting the efforts to integrate power plants generating electricity from renewable sources, Transelectrica added in a statement.

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