Research and analysis of some renewable energy storage technologies currently used in the world

Abstract

The integration of renewable energy sources into the power grid often poses technical challenges such as stability, reliability, and grid operation capability. However, achieving compatibility between the electrical system and renewable energy sources is crucial for driving the energy revolution and achieving carbon peak and neutrality goals. The deployment of energy storage systems (ESS) depends on factors such as location, electricity sources, associated costs, and environmental impacts. Within the paper’s content, the author presents an overview of common renewable energy storage technologies currently in use and discusses their respective advantages and disadvantages. By addressing these aspects, stakeholders can make informed decisions to further advance the adoption of renewable energy and its storage solutions, thus contributing to a more sustainable energy future.