This document provides guidance for the five phases of deploying and operating a grid-connected energy storage system, including decommissioning. The first phase is project development, which in the context of this guide, is the planning decisions and associated actions that are taken in relation to the energy storage application. The second phase is facility design, in which key entities outside of the ESS project and O&M space are considered, such as first responders. The third phase is installation, which includes not only the construction aspects but commissioning and acceptance testing. The fourth phase of operations and maintenance is included due to the effects those decisions made during earlier phases can have on O&M for the rest of the ESS lifecycle. The fifth and final phase, decommissioning, provides guidance for the process of ESS removal and disposal at system end-of-life.
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- PE/ESSB - Energy Storage & Stationary Battery Committee
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- 2023-12-06
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- IEEE Power and Energy Society
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- PE/ESSB - Energy Storage & Stationary Battery Committee
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WG_3434 - ESS Project Development Working Group
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- Michael Kipness
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- Waylon Clark
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