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World's largest sodium-ion battery goes into operation - Energy Storage (www.ess-news.com)
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[–] [email protected] 2 points 4 months ago

Actually no. Batteries and thier inverter adapt in the about one second to half a second range. The massive inertia of a turbine adapts in the millisecond range.

To maintain 60 hz you need to be in the very low milliseconds range. Remember at 60 hz you do a full sin wave cycle in 16ms.

Turbines act as a tremendous power smoother in the grid.