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The integration of renewable energy resources into power systems is increasing globally because of the inherent advantages of unlimited supply and negligible emissions. Decreasing capital costs and increasing efficiency have been the major drivers in the growing integration of renewable energy resources (RERs). With the projected increase in RER integration and the associated displacement of high-inertia conventional generators, there are concerns over their negative effects on the reliability and stability of power grids. The displacement of conventional sources by RERs must be limited to ensure frequency stability, which in turn affects the system reliability. Hence, with the growing integration of RERs, accurate reliability models are essential that consider limited integration of RERs along with the generation intermittency and variable component availability associated with RERs. The energy storage systems …