As AI data centres drive massive new transient loads while legacy synchronous inertia declines, Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) are increasingly deployed as grid shock absorbers. However, Hanane Oudli warns that BESS are not simple plug-and-play assets. Discover why getting control philosophy and protection coordination right from the start is critical, and why AI monitoring should be the grid’s last line of defence, not the first.
BESS grid integration
As AI data centres drive massive new transient loads while legacy synchronous inertia declines, Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) are increasingly deployed as grid shock absorbers.
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