Pik Load Stations

Peak-load power plants that produce electricity only for a short time or for a specified period are designed to balance the variable power needs of the electrical grid. Peak power plants mostly operate in standby mode and when a high (peak) power is demanded from the electricity grid, gas engines receive a signal to start working. Due to their flexibility and durability, these power plants have the capacity to respond quickly to changing demand. When demand decreases, they close.