India's Ministry of Power (MoP) has issued a significant regulatory update requiring all new solar photovoltaic (PV) power tender projects to be equipped with at least 2 hours of co-located energy storage systems (ESS), with a capacity of 10% of the installed solar project capacity. 10% photovoltaic energy storage refers to a specific ratio of energy captured from solar panels that is stored for future use, highlighting the efficiency and capacity of energy management systems, 2. This new. With the integration of large-scale renewable energy generation, some new problems and challenges are brought for the operation and planning of power systems with the aim of mitigating the adverse effects of integrating photovoltaic plants into the grid and safeguarding the interests of diverse. Therefore, this paper starts from summarizing the role and configuration method of energy storage in new energy power stations and then proposes multidimensional evaluation indicators, including the solar curtailment rate, forecasting accuracy, and economics, which are taken as the optimization. Energy storage system integration can reduce electricity costs and provide desirable flexibility and reliability for photovoltaic (PV) systems, decreasing renewable energy fluctuations and technical constraints. In this sense, this study aimed to propose energy management strategies through this. The stochastic nature of generation and consumption is modeled as multiple deterministic scenarios that vary in the capacity rating of the PV system, climatic conditions (insolation and temperature), self-consumption ratio (SCR), generation–demand concurrence, and the presence/absence of capacity.
