Abstract
This paper evaluates how energy storage acting in a system with a very high contribution from variable Renewable source can reduce peak loads. The methodology uses observed demand and renewable generation data to construct scenarios of increasing renewable contribution complemented by energy storage. The analysis is based on the concept of creating load duration curves for the period over which a set of storage technologies can act to reduce peak loads by storing energy during low loads. The models used here are developed on the premise that different types of storage are deployed for different purposes. For the scope of this work, three types were used. The first to manage loads within a day, the second acting over a period of a week, and the third at a much longer, seasonal scale
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