Energy Storage In Israel Uses Dead Sea’s Salt
The Dead Sea is overflowing with salt, and what better use for it than storing energy for our ever-increasing demands? Enstorage, an energy storage company,... Read More
Attend The Microgrid Forum 2013
With the increasing frequency of natural disasters these days, and the growing energy demand in developing countries with poor infrastructure, the calls for microgrids are... Read More
$250,000 Grant For Zinc-Air Battery Project
Eos Energy Storage has announced a $250,000 grant from Consolidated Edison, which will be channelled towards deploying its zinc-air batteries on the New York City’s... Read More
A Little Electricity From Microgrids, A Big Deal For India
The rural areas of Uttar Pradesh and Bihar in India have no access to electricity from the grid. Come nightfall, the states are pitch dark.... Read More
Why Distributed Energy Storage?
For the energy consumer, distributed energy storage (DES) can help to put a limit on the price of energy during the day. This is because... Read More
The Spotlight Is Now On Solar
A 12,000 solar cell aircraft was able to fly for 19 hours without backup fuel, all its energy derived purely from the sun and stored... Read More
BYD Sets Foot On Southern California
BYD, a leading battery technology company, is building a battery manufacturing facility in Lancaster, California. BYD is also building its first electric vehicle factory at... Read More
Sell Your Solar Energy Back To The Grid With Smart Grids
Solar energy currently accounts for only 2 percent of the energy mix in the world, but that could change with smart grids. According to Henning... Read More
Tech Soap Box News: Berlin 2013
The Tech Soap Box is a unique session of the Energy Storage World Forum. Tech Soap Box features 4 speakers, each given 10 minutes to... Read More
MIT Research Team Proposes Storing Energy In Concrete
Imagine spheres of concrete carrying turbines in them, sitting neatly at the bottom of the ocean. They also act as anchors for offshore wind turbines.... Read More