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Draft Code of Practice for Electrical Energy Storage Systems

Nnamdi Jenkins-Johnston

I’m happy to announce that the draft Code of Practice for Electrical Energy Storage Systems is now open for public comment. The draft can be accessed via the IET standards website at www.theiet.org/energy-storage-consultation. This code of practice aims to provide a reference to practitioners on the safe, effective and competent application of electrical energy storage systems. Please forward on the link to all those you feel would want to comment of the draft. The period for receipt of comments closes on Friday 20 January 2017.  Please return all comments using the DPC comment form which is on the IET standards website. I look forward to receiving your feedback.


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    Hello N Jenkins


    Thank you for the opportunity given me to make some contribution on this topic. The document is well written (with clear and colourful diagrams). However under (Fig. 3.9 ; 3.10; & 3.11) it show that local Generation (e.g Solar PV) connected to PCE & PCE/Charge Controller and then connected to a Battery (showing DC current flow). For longer distance from the Solar PV and the PCE/Charge Control, it is possible that voltage drop can be a problem.

    Under EESS Specification, no mention is made of the type of conductor to be used to reduce cost and voltage drop.


    Thank you very much.


    Y Abdulmumini
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    Hello Yusuf,


    Thank you very much for your comments. Could I ask that you add your points to the comments form that is on the consultation webpage and send them to me via email?


    Kind regards,

    Nnamdi

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