Just a part of the Envision Jingyi Chagan Hada Energy Storage Power Station. (Photo from Envision)
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CLEAN energy technology developer Envision Group just completed the final stages of the incorporation of an artificial intelligence (AI) management system into the 12.8-gigawatt-hour battery storage network in northern China it brought online last February.
Sources at Envision told Cleantechnica that the current 4-gigawatt-hour flagship plant could very well be “the world’s largest single-site electrochemical energy storage facility.” It was also revealed that the storage cluster now incorporates artificial intelligence algorithms directly into its battery management systems to automate real-time operational decisions.
“The AI also interfaces with local electricity spot markets, analyzing live price trends and demand forecasts to optimize dispatch schedules,” our source shared adding that company engineers estimate the predictive software architecture will increase lifetime revenue by roughly 20 percent compared to conventional fixed-schedule storage assets.
