Category: Energy Storage

According to this article by Renewable Energy World’s Meg Cichon,  Apple is replacing a great deal of the energy it consumes with renewables.  That’s hardly shocking; the company’s entire brand is built around living harmoniously with its customers.  What surprised …

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Solar power is known for being a fluctuating source of energy. Predicting good weather and sunshine seems to be impossible, and there isn’t any solar energy available during the early morning hours and the night at all. According to REN21 …

From Guest Blogger Mathias: Breakthrough in Thermal Energy Storage for Solar Power? Read More »

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In our discussion of energy storage, frequent commenter Gary Tulie writes from the UK: You forget the added value of storage where an uninterrupted power supply is needed anyway! How about installing energy storage at hospitals, data centres, military facilities …

The Most Obvious Energy Storage Benefit: Reliable Power Read More »

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In today’s discussion on energy storage, senior energy analyst Glenn Doty writes: As far as who should pay for storage, that’s easy… the storage facility should pay for itself by the value that it adds to the grid. If it …

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Frequent commenter Garth writes: Remember ANY successful business that runs a supply line for their product must have storage or they face shortages and customer loss – energy is no different and storage is the answer. I just can’t explain …

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Clean Energy and Its Potential Effect on the Repo & Recovery Business  When I started out on a career path, I never expected that path to lead here. I’m one of the few folks in town who still makes house …

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As promised, I just did a phone interview for three engineering majors at Vanderbilt University who are studying the target market for our client Eos Energy Storage.  We discussed the various ways in which this breakthrough in zinc-air batteries could …

Vanderbilt University Students Look At Eos Energy Storage Read More »

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About a year ago, I was lucky enough to be invited to a meeting of the executive team of ARES, Advanced Rail Energy Storage, a company with a unique concept that competes against pumped hydro.   I hope you’ll check out …

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A friend just sent me a note on this compact, consumer-oriented energy storage device from Toshiba.  I’m wondering if it’s a hoax.  It delivers 3 kW of stored electricity for 12 hours?  If it’s using lithium ion and combines the …

Coming Soon from Toshiba: Consumer Energy Storage Device Read More »

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I brought an associate to make a brief presentation to my friends at Eos Energy Storage yesterday.  As I’ve mentioned, Eos represents a breakthrough in zinc-air batteries that will soon culminate in electrical storage at $160 / kilowatt-hour, about one-third …

Eos Energy Storage Never Fails to Impress Read More »

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