Canada Invests in Carbon Capture and Storage in Ottawa
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A city committee passed new regulations Thursday that lay out the ground rules for companies looking to build battery energy storage facilities in Ottawa, but residents are split on whether the new rules go too far — or not far enough.
They work by drawing and storing energy from the grid during off-peak hours when demand is low, and discharging it back to the grid when needed. They're a major part of Ontario's plans to address rising energy demands, which it forecasts will increase by 75 per cent by 2050.
According to the new rules, companies looking to build a battery facility will have to show Ottawa Fire Services (OFS) that effective fire and safety risk management has been incorporated into the design. Companies will be required to install fire prevention and suppression systems, and provide OFS with site-specific training.
Battery Energy Storage Systems support the integration of flexible generation resources and provide intelligent resilience to the regional electricity grid. Ottawa BESS 2 will further support the electrification of transport and the environmental sustainability goals laid out by the plans from the City of Ottawa.
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