Generation-side energy storage is a key energy management technology designed to store excess electrical energy for use during energy generation. By utilizing energy storage, power systems are better able to balance the load on the grid and cope with energy fluctuations and peak hours of electricity consumption.

Grid-side energy storage is an important energy management technology that stores excess electricity from the power system for use during power spikes or emergencies. This energy storage technology helps to balance the load on the grid and improve grid stability and reliability. Common forms of grid-side energy storage include pumped storage, hydrogen storage technology, and supercapacitors.

Commercial and industrial energy storage is an energy management solution for businesses and industrial users. By using highly efficient energy storage technologies, such as battery storage systems or ultracapacitors, commercial and industrial users can flexibly regulate their electricity consumption during fluctuations in energy supply and demand, optimizing energy consumption and reducing power costs.

Household energy storage is a smart energy management solution for home users. Through home energy storage systems, such as home battery storage or thermal storage technologies, residents can store excess electricity and release it during peak power hours, optimizing energy use and reducing the difference between peaks and valleys in electricity consumption.

Communication energy storage is a power protection program designed for facilities such as communication base stations. Using reliable energy storage technology, such as battery packs or solar energy storage systems, communication energy storage provides stable backup power for communication networks, ensuring the normal operation of communication facilities in unexpected situations.