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The power grid flinches every minute because batteries share a clock

The power grid flinches every minute because batteries share a clock

Jülich physicists found why grid frequency has dipped once a minute for years: backup batteries sync their clocks online and run their self-tests in unison.

Nov 1, 20267 min read