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PureWaveModel CES -Community Energy Storage System

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In the event of a power outage, the PureWave CES Community Energy Storage System automatically restores power to customers in seconds – a major goal of the self-healing Smart Grid 25 kW of scalable energy storage at the edge of the grid.

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Offering 25 kW for one or two hours, PureWave CES has enough capacity to supply power to a group of customers for the duration of most typical outages. Deployment of these units on a broad scale will significantly improve your customer minutes served — an important index of grid reliability — while greatly reducing your emergency dispatch costs. With its ability to utilize buried distributed batteries, the PureWave CES provides a small footprint that does not change as the energy storage is scaled.

PureWave CES Design Features

  • Maintenance-free power electronics comply with IEEE 1547 and UL 1741
  • SCADA radio control
  • Real-time analog/digital input/output
  • Hard-wired bypass available for installation and maintenance
  • Status and control panel


Reliability Benefits

Customer Friendly

  • Supports multiple customers for hours
  • Momentary outage is barely perceptible
  • Customers are isolated from repeated operations and transients
  • Seamless return-to-normal
  • Customers experience “premium” power

System Friendly

  • Reduced SAIDI. Power is maintained to customers
  • Reduced MAIFI/SAIFI. Customers experience one or zero operations
  • After an interruption, system experiences reduced load, reduced inrush
  • System can be set for staged return, reducing cold load pickup

IntelliTeam DEM Distributed Energy Management System resides in the substation or control room, and acts as a “master controller” of CES units. It constantly checks the status of each CES unit and presents a summary view to the Distribution Control Room. IntelliTeam DEM can command groups or fleets of CES units, allowing their output to be coordinated to perform higher-level functions such as:

  • Peak shaving/load leveling
  • Fleet charge/discharge
  • System-level real or reactive power request
  • Renewable energy time shift