ENERGY STORAGE NEWS October 12, 2017
Find out which three energy storage projects could be the project of the year.
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| Energy storage can be quite challenging to evaluate with respect to its benefits, effectiveness, and costs. Enter the Levelized Cost of Storage (LCOS). At first glance, LCOS can look complicated, but when we break it down, it is easier to understand and put to practical use, for example, comparing the full cost of different storage technologies or comparing the cost of different applications for a single storage technology. |
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| Jennifer Delony | October 10, 2017
Microsoft Corp. yesterday said it is supporting a new project in Ireland that will be first the European wind farm to integrate batteries in each wind turbine. |
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| Livio Filice | October 9, 2017
Over the past few years, global demand for lithium, a key ingredient in rechargeable batteries, has spiked. |
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| Brian Parkin and Ewa Krukowska | October 10, 2017
Investors seeking exponential growth may want to take a look at batteries, according to the European Union’s top energy official. |
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| Tina Engelhard | October 10, 2017
Jenny Chase at Bloomberg New Energy Finance said she was speechless in August when China's NEA announced an additional 12 GW PV capacity. |
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| Jennifer Delony | October 10, 2017
EPA Administrator Pruitt said he will roll back Clean Power Plan and do away with federal wind and solar tax credits. |
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| Renewable Energy World Editors and Power Engineering Editors | October 6, 2017
Fourteen outstanding power projects were selected from industry-nominated projects in five categories: Coal, Combined Heat & Power (CHP), Energy Storage, Natural Gas, and Renewables. |
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| Mark Chediak and Brian Eckhouse | October 9, 2017
The U.S. solar industry is about to airlift rooftop solar panels and batteries to Puerto Rico, where homes and businesses remain without electricity... |
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| Jennifer Runyon | October 6, 2017
According to Mark Dyson, an expert who studies grid resilience as part of the RMI's Electricity Innovation Lab, the U.S. does face a problem with grid resiliency. |
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| Mahesh Bhave | October 11, 2017
Why should rural electrification efforts worldwide — in Africa, India, Central and South America — isolate cooking from other core applications such as lighting, fans, phone charging, and TV? |
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