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Achieving Flexible Operation by Aggregating Structured Operating Protocols: An Electrolysis Case Study Using Real Market Data
Electrochemical devices can play a critical role in providing demand-side flexibility to the power grid, enabling greater integration of renewable power and enhancing system resilience. However, highly dynamic operation that tracks fluctuating market signals can accelerate degradation. To address th
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