The logistics and the buffer/intermediate storage for battery storage: functionality, security and concepts for energy use

The critical role of the interim storage in the battery chain

The interim storage (often referred to as a buffer warehouse or "intermediate storage") of battery storage is an indispensable part of the supply chain. It serves several purposes: to compensate for production fluctuations, the storage for major projects, the facilitation of regional distribution and adaptation to different project schedule. However, the storage of large-format lithium-ion batteries has specific challenges. These products are not only high -quality and sensitive, but potentially dangerous, which requires special precautions. The "time-critical nature" of battery deliveries and the need for "real-time portfolio tracking across several warehouses" underline the complexity of this task.

Feasibility and current concepts for the use of stored batteries

The concept of not only regarding batteries in warehouses as a passive inventory, but also using them for network services or energy management on site, is becoming increasingly important. The user request aims directly at this potential: "Is there a concept that the warehouse/buffer bearing can act as an energy storage in the time of the intermediate camp?"

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