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1. Electricity Storage
 Small scale storage
for high quality electricity supplies to sensitive electronic equipment.
Medium scale storage
for load leveling in buildings and factories, for storing electricity
in renewable energy systems (solar, wind, small hydro, etc.), and for
mobile supplies in boats and land vehicles.
Large scale storage at
power stations and in the grid to meet demand peaks.
Today, power generating stations and the power transmission grid are
built to meet peak demand. With the new electricity storage and voltage
and frequency conversion technologies power stations and the grid will
need to generate and transmit only the average demand (about half of
the peak demand). They will therefore operate more efficiently due to
more kWh per unit quantity of fuel and reduced power transmission
losses. Expansion of the costly power generation and transmission
infrastructure will be deferred and replaced by the less expensive
technologies from Cellennium.
2. Renewable Energy and Small Scale Electricity
Generation
Solar
Photovoltaic (PV) Systems will benefit from the Cellennium
electricity storage and conversion technologies in the maximum power
point tracking of the variable output from the PV arrays and in the
supply of fixed frequency alternating current to the power grid.
Wind Turbines
generating alternating current will be able to run efficiently at
variable rotation frequencies, depending on the strength of the wind,
but still deliver synchronized fixed frequency AC to the power grid.
Thus an obstacle to the harnessing of wind energy in light wind regimes
such as Thailand will be removed.
Stand-alone Generator Sets equipped with the Cellennium
storage and conversion technology will have greater fuel economy and
greater engine life than traditional sets. They will run at adjustable
steady speeds with fuel consumption proportional to the average load
instead of at a fixed high speed with a wasteful dummy load to protect
the engine against light loading. The energy storage will allow the
system to deliver sudden peak demands, and prevent damage to the engine
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