UK Explores Hydrogen Storage
The sleepy town of Rotherham in South Yorkshire, England, will see the launch of a Hydrogen Mini Grid System, which is a demonstration project intended... Read More
UK’s Latest Salvo Against Intermittency
The United Kingdom appears to be caught up in a research frenzy at the moment – with the University of Liverpool the latest beneficiary of... Read More
UK Readies Europe’s Largest Energy Storage Facility
A 6MW/ 10MWh energy storage plant will be sited at the Leighton Buzzard substation in the English town of Bedfordshire, in order to evaluate how... Read More
Storage in Off-Grid Solar Industry Enjoys High Profit Margins
A recent report titled “Batteries Included: Gauging Near-Term Prospect for Solar/ Energy Storage Systems” predicts that by 2018, there will be $2.8 billion worth of... Read More
Another Promising Storage Technology Appears
Researchers at the Pennsylvania State University’s Materials Research Institute has announced the creation of a special glass that is slim, bendable, and able to store... Read More
U.S. Market for Energy Storage to Boom in Coming Years
Technology research firm TechNavio has done the heavy lifting in analysing the American market for energy storage solutions, and arrived at a rosy outlook for... Read More
Energy Storage Test Planned for New York
A $23 million Battery and Energy Storage Technology Testing and Commercialization Center in Rochester, New York, will begin operations in December this year. The facility... Read More
Energy Storage Research Goes into Cryogenics
A team of engineers at the University of Hull has won £6m of funding to explore the use of cryogenics in energy storage. Dr. Wang... Read More
Solar-backed Battery Storage Paired with Wireless Technology
A German solar company is attempting to create and occupy a niche market by commercialising its wireless-enabled lithium-ion battery system. The solar-battery storage setup is... Read More
King Island Crowned First in Race to 100% Renewables
An island of less than 2,000 inhabitants off the coast of Tasmania can now power itself for a prolonged period of time solely with renewable... Read More