Abu Dhabi "Virtual Battery Plant"
A landmark 108 MW / 648 MWh grid-scale energy storage project for critical grid stabilization in the UAE.
Project Summary
- Location: Abu Dhabi, UAE
- Services: Energy Storage System Integration
- Technology: NAS® (Sodium-Sulfur) Battery
- Partners: HYG Energy, BASF, NGK Insulators
This pioneering project involved the deployment of the world's largest virtual battery plant, a distributed network of 15 NAS® Battery systems across 15 different sites in Abu Dhabi. The system provides critical grid services, including frequency regulation and stabilization, supporting the integration of renewable energy sources and enhancing overall grid reliability.
Technical Specifications
Technology Highlights
Long-Duration Storage
The NAS® Battery's 6-hour duration is ideal for storing large amounts of solar energy during the day and discharging it during evening peak hours.
Proven Safety & Reliability
With an impeccable safety record and a 20-year design life, the NAS® technology provides a secure and bankable solution for critical grid infrastructure.
Distributed Network
By placing battery systems at 15 strategic locations, the "virtual plant" provides targeted support across the grid, improving efficiency and stability.
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