The high capital cost of emerging grid storage technologies is the single largest barrier to their widespread adoption. Technology developers make bold claims about performance enhancements and economies of scale that will allow dramatic reductions in capital cost, yet costs remain prohibitively hig...
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Tech Hub | 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
Case Study | March 03, 2022
As utilities move to decarbonize their grid, reliability and resilience have become front‑of‑mind issues. California's utility companies must contend with increasing nondispatchable renewable power capacity, surging seasonal demand, and increasing occurrences of extreme weather events. To address ... Not part of subscription
News Commentary | May 06, 2022
Clarios will begin producing Natron's batteries in 2023 with an eventual annual capacity of 600 MW. The Prussian blue‑active material and aqueous electrolyte used by Natron has a lower energy density than layered oxides used by Faradion but does benefit from higher cycle life and lower cost due to ... Not part of subscription