Netzstabilisierung

FCR ist ein essenzieller Dienst im Stromnetz, der darauf ausgelegt ist, die Systemstabilität durch automatische Reaktion auf Frequenzabweichungen aufrechtzuerhalten. Er fungiert als erste Verteidigungslinie, wenn das Gleichgewicht zwischen Stromerzeugung und -verbrauch gestört ist, etwa bei einem plötzlichen Ausfall der Stromerzeugung oder einem Nachfragespitze.

Was macht FCR besonders?

Die Primärregelleistung (FCR) ist entscheidend für die Aufrechterhaltung der Netzstabilität und erfordert präzise sowie schnelle Reaktionsfähigkeiten. Im Gegensatz zu anderen Anwendungen, die sich auf Energieoptimierung oder Integration konzentrieren, stellt FCR besonders hohe Anforderungen an spezialisierte Technologien und komplexe Algorithmen, um das Netz in Echtzeit im Gleichgewicht zu halten. Die Komplexität des FCR-Managements kann herausfordernd sein – doch genau hier liegen unsere Stärken.

Unsere einsatzbereite FCR-Lösung

Bei FFD Power vereinfachen wir die Komplexität der Primärregelleistung (FCR), indem wir eine vollständig integrierte, schlüsselfertige Lösung liefern, die für eine schnelle Implementierung und eine zuverlässige Netzreaktion ausgelegt ist.

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Fallpräsentation

Finland 27.5MW/55MWh Netzseitiges Spitzenlastmanagement und Frequenzregelungsprojekt

“Side view of the FFD POWER energy storage container mounted on concrete blocks, showing access panels and high-voltage warning labels.”
“On-site installation of an FFD POWER BESS container in Finland, lifted into position by a crane for a 3.5MW/7MWh grid-side project.”

Located in Finland, this project involves the deployment of a 2.5MW/5MWh grid-side energy storage system, designed to provide peak shaving and Frequency Containment Reserve (FCR) services. The system operates in an extreme cold climate, with winter temperatures dropping as low as -35°C, posing significant technical and operational challenges.

The project adopts a modular deployment strategy. With Phase I successfully completed and commissioned, Phase II is currently under construction, adding 10 additional units of the same specification. Once completed, the full system will reach a total capacity of 27.5MW/55MWh, forming a large-scale grid-side energy storage power station that enhances grid flexibility and resilience.

Core Application: Frequency Containment Reserve (FCR)

Unlike traditional energy-shifting applications, FCR demands precise real-time response capabilities and sophisticated control algorithms. This project integrates a high-performance control system optimized for FCR participation in the Nordic balancing market:

  • Millisecond-level dynamic response to stabilize frequency deviations

  • Multi-layer embedded dispatch algorithms ensuring accuracy and reliability

  • Hybrid architecture combining edge computing and centralized control for intelligent adaptation

Engineering for Extreme Cold

The system is specifically engineered for continuous operation in sub-zero Arctic conditions, with the following adaptations:

  • Battery thermal management systems with integrated heating and insulation to maintain cell performance and safety

  • Industrial-grade power electronics selected to operate reliably below -35°C

  • System-wide low-temperature validation ensures year-round operational stability

Project Significance

As a flagship project in Northern Europe combining FCR and peak shaving, this installation demonstrates the technical feasibility and commercial value of energy storage in cold climate regions. It also serves as a replicable reference for future grid-side storage projects participating in ancillary service markets across Europe.

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