“…Co-siting of energy storages and such intermittent energy sources has become an attractive solution that can enhance the reliability and stability of renewable power generation and supply to meet the load demand [7,8]. Energy storages can support renewable resources amalgamation in numerous means, such as reducing energy spillage by storing surplus power generated by the renewable sources, mitigating intermittency effect by their coordinated control and operation [9][10][11], drifting, smoothing and firming of renewable power [12,13]. Some other applications of energy storage include energy arbitrage, peak shaving, power quality and reliability, spinning reserve, voltage and frequency support [14][15][16][17][18], black start, deferral of upgrading transmission and distribution network, isolated service, electrical vehicles, uninterrupted power supply, and load-following [19][20][21][22][23].…”