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A peaker gas plant basically fulfills the same function as a grid battery. The grid is built to have a peaker plant there, and it’s operated by a company that
by christina97 2y ago
A peaker gas plant basically fulfills the same function as a grid battery.
The grid is built to have a peaker plant there, and it’s operated by a company that bids for generation at this location and has experience in it.
I think it more than makes sense.
- wolfram74 2y agoThis is a thing I've been curious about lately, how close do they have to be? 100 meters? 50 meters? 10? Grid tie ins at a certain point get way beyond my V=IR and V^2/R=W intuitions. Given the length of the interconnect queue these days, I'm assuming a lot of industrial/large power draw systems will start to just colocate with enough pv+wind+storage to have a local grid with a very small if any connection to the exterior grid. Obviously it's a cost, but it's one less action item on the set up process and one less possible area for delay, there will be cases where the cost pencils out.