In July 2017, AES and Siemens announced that they will be launching a joint venture to take advantage of the growing global stationary storage market. Called Fluence, the 50-50 jointly-owned company will sell stationary storage systems to utilities and commercial and industrial businesses worldwide....
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Company Profile | April 08, 2021
Zinc8 is commercializing a zinc‑air flow battery targeting rural microgrid, remote telecom, and commercial and industrial behind‑the‑meter (C&I BTM) applications Unlike other zinc‑air systems, it uses a separate regenerator to form zinc particles, which are stored and later reacted with air... Not part of subscription
News Commentary | January 28, 2021
Despite being an early‑stage energy storage developer, E‑Zinc has received significant investment to support deployment. The company received government funding last year to complete an installation in California by 2022. Zinc‑air batteries have a low installed storage cost of approximately $100/kWh... Not part of subscription
Case Study | April 02, 2021
Eos Energy is one of the few long‑duration energy storage developers directly going after Li‑ion stationary storage, claiming lower costs and higher safety. Li‑ion batteries regularly hold 98% to 99% market share in regions utilizing stationary storage. Opportunities for long‑duration energy storage... Not part of subscription