Energy storage in the commercial and industrial sector has achieved significant advancements in practical applications. Here are some key achievements:

1：Enhanced grid stability: Commercial and industrial energy storage systems can rapidly respond to changes in grid demand, balance supply and demand disparities, reduce peak-to-valley load differentials, and improve grid stability and reliability.

2：Load management and peak shaving: Energy storage systems can store electricity during periods of low demand and discharge it during peak hours, thereby reducing peak loads, alleviating grid pressure, avoiding grid overload and energy waste, while also lowering energy costs.

3：Backup power: Energy storage systems can provide emergency backup power during grid outages, ensuring uninterrupted operation and continuous power supply to critical facilities, thereby preventing production interruptions and losses.:

4：Seamless integration of renewable energy: Commercial and industrial energy storage systems can be combined with renewable energy generation facilities to address the intermittency and unpredictability of renewable energy, smooth out renewable energy fluctuations, and increase the share of renewable energy in the grid.:

5：Participation in energy markets: Energy storage systems can participate in energy markets and engage in electricity trading based on price differentials. For example, they can charge during periods of low electricity prices and discharge during periods of high prices, optimizing energy costs.:

6：Environmental friendliness and carbon reduction: Energy storage systems reduce reliance on traditional fossil fuels, promote the utilization of clean energy, lower greenhouse gas emissions, and drive sustainable development.:

These achievements have positioned commercial and industrial energy storage as a crucial technology, providing flexible, sustainable, and cost-effective energy solutions for the industrial and commercial sectors.