Defining and scouting long-duration energy storage: Because “more than four hours” isn’t enough

June 4, 2018 | State of the Market Report

Greater penetrations of wind and solar capacity on the grid demand longer duration energy storage, but determining appropriate technologies remains difficult due to the wide range of requirements demanded by new energy storage applications. For utilities, this creates challenges specifying suppliers; for investors, it can make promising targets harder to identify. This report characterizes these new applications requiring long duration storage and finds the leading technologies and companies poised to succeed in this new landscape. We further describe the future opportunities for long-duration storage technologies in an evolving energy paradigm.

Coverage Areas

Energy Storage
Owning the Energy Transition

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Table of Contents
The role of long-duration storage
Estimating costs for new applications
Future opportunities

Lead Analyst

Tim Grejtak

Analyst

tim.grejtak@luxresearchinc.com

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