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Zinc-air remains a promising fit for long-duration backup power applications despite technical immaturity
Case Study | August 08, 2021
As California continues to experience an ongoing drought, wildfire season has become a yearly occurrence. Affected areas experience intermittent power outages, and in many cases, backup power is provided by fossil fuel energy sources for longer durations. Interday discharge remains a technical ... Not part of subscription
ESS Inc.
Company Profile | June 10, 2021
ESS Inc. develops iron flow batteries for long‑duration stationary storage, specifically renewables integration and microgrid applications Its second‑generation battery modules are configured at 6 kW, with discharge durations of up to 12 hours; modules can be combined to form larger energy ... Not part of subscription
Flow Batteries
Technology | February 16, 2022
Systems that store energy in liquid active materials, making it easier to scale energy storage systems to large sizes and long discharge durations — ideal for integrating high penetrations of renewable energy to the grid. Not part of subscription
by Tim Grejtak
Minnesota electricity cooperative Great River Energy is procuring a 1 MW/150 MWh energy storage system from long-duration energy storage developer Form Energy. This represents Form Energy's first commercial application of long-duration energy storage technology, though it's unclear whether the device Great River Energy will install is the aqueous polysulfide-air flow battery system described in 2017. More likely, given the energy storage, this is Form Energy's other technology, an iron-air battery with a replaceable metal electrode. Clients should view this development as an early pilot in long-duration energy storage with a motivated customer and continue to research other technology options to enable similar capabilities.
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