Microgrids can operate in either grid-connected or isolated mode with the main power grid. Energy storage systems ensure that microgrids can quickly switch to independent operation in the event of grid failures or natural disasters

The energy storage system can store excess electricity during off-peak hours and release it during peak hours, effectively balancing the supply and demand of electricity

Microgrid energy storage systems can effectively address the intermittency and instability of renewable energy sources such as wind and solar power, ensuring real-time and stable power output and promoting the large-scale application of renewable energy

When the power grid is under maintenance or malfunctions, the energy storage system can provide short-term power supply to ensure that important loads are not disconnected and serve as a backup power source to guarantee the normal operation of key facilities