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An Economic Assessment of Battery Storage in Electric Utility Systems
The commitment for future electric generating capacity constitutes a major business decision for utility companies. Consideration of a new or emerging technology can increase the uncertainties associated with this decision. Utilities considering battery systems based on an estimated installed cost should be aware of appropriate breakeven costs at which batteries would economically compete with conventional capacity alternatives.
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