de-rating factors

https://www.solarpowerportal.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/National-Grid-Grid-Transmission-Lines-1.jpegOne issue arises because operators can bid at a higher duration than their project truly has, by bidding in a lower MW power capacity than their nameplate output. Image: National Grid.

National Grid revisits de-rating factors for energy storage

May 21, 2024
National Grid ESO is re-assessing the methodology used to calculate de-rating factors for energy storage, with project operators saying it currently undervalues the technology.

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