This recommended practice defines methods, performance metrics, data requirements, and implementation guidelines for monitoring and prognostics of Energy Storage Systems (ESS) that support interoperability in smart grids and transportation electrification systems. The document addresses condition monitoring architectures, health assessment, second life, remaining useful life estimation, data exchange considerations, intelligent control, and integration practices of grid-connected and transportation-coupled ESS applications. This recommended practice applies to stationary and mobile energy storage systems interfacing with electric power infrastructure and transportation electrification platforms. It provides guidance for utilities, system integrators, manufacturers, and operators to enhance reliability, operational visibility, and smart grid coordinated interoperability.
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- ITSS/SC - Standards Committee
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- 2026-05-14
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- IEEE Intelligent Transportation Systems Society
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- ITSS/SC - Standards Committee
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- ESS-MPWG - Recommended Practice for Monitoring and Prognostics of Energy Storage Systems for Interoperability of Smart Grids and Transportation Electrification Working Group
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- Michael Kipness
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- MOHAMMAD AMIR
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