Stabilizing the
public power sector

Hitachi Energy and BGE join forces to discuss the practical theory-and real-life application-of how battery energy storage can help North American public power utilities maintain grid reliability and resiliency in an ever-evolving electric power industry.

Electric distribution networks face unprecedented load challenges spurred by extreme weather conditions, the integration of distributed energy resources (DERs), and electric vehicle (EV) interconnections. To accommodate load changes, utilities often resort to infrastructure investments that exhaust time, resources, and capital expenditures.

It’s time to redefine the status quo.

Join Hitachi Energy expert John Daniel to explore ways to mitigate load volatility and other challenges across your grid. Ethan Holmes from Baltimore Gas and Electric Company (BGE), a subsidiary of Exelon Corporation, will share how they employed battery energy storage to reinforce their system’s reliability and resilience.

You’ll learn about:

• Battery energy storage system (BESS) capabilities and applications
• A real-life application of non-wire experience
• Achieving resilience in the public power sector, as well as solutions for rural and disadvantaged communities
• The potential of battery fleet capabilities

Stay for the live Q&A with our experts at the end of the session.