Major Walking Dead Spoiler: Energy Storage For The Zombie Apocalypse
The US Marine Corps gets an advanced microgrid with solar-enabled energy storage for Air Station Miramar, enabling it to survive practically anything
The US Marine Corps gets an advanced microgrid with solar-enabled energy storage for Air Station Miramar, enabling it to survive practically anything
The commercial & industrial energy storage systems provider ViZn Energy Systems is partnering with the leasing & financial services company LFC Capital to make solar + energy storage more affordable for property owners, according to recent reports.
It’s hard to believe, but March is here. Aside from my usual roundup of the top CleanTechnica articles from the past week, below that is a list of the 20 most popular CleanTechnica articles from the past month. Enjoy… if you haven’t already thoroughly consumed the articles and CleanTechnica community comments. Top … [continued]
A new ESP250 series of vanadium flow batteries has been introduced by advanced storage systems leader Imergy Power Systems. Its output capacity is 250 kilowatts (kW), with 1 megawatt-hour (MW) of energy storage capacity. Multiple batteries can be linked together to create one energy storage platform. When they are linked … [continued]
Two Imergy ESP4 series vanadium-based flow batteries have been installed at a restaurant called Trojane, which is located in the Slovenian Alps. The batteries will store electricity generated by the restaurant’s solar power system. Trojane already had a 49 kW solar photovoltaic system, a 30 kW heat and power system, … [continued]
By Byron Anderson Utility-scale energy storage is often discussed like it’s the flying car of renewable energy, but unlike the flying car, there is an immediate need and an eventual trillion-dollar global market to go along with it. After speaking with EnerVault’s new CEO, Ron Mosso; Temporal Power’s President and … [continued]
Cost of energy storage sinking like a stone: Imergy Energy Systems shaves down price of its vanadium flow battery series from $500 per kWh to $300.
If you can’t tell, I’ve been catching up and finally getting some videos published that I filmed a long time back. This one is a vanadium redox flow battery presentation from Tom Tipple, Head of Emerging Markets for Gildemeister Energy Solutions, at January’s World Future Energy Summit, part of Abu Dhabi … [continued]
RenewEconomy By Giles Parkinson Australian battery technology developer RedFlow says trials of its zinc-bromine “flow” batteries shows that the technology is “cost competitive” in large-scale applications on the electricity grid. The Brisbane-based and ASX-listed company said in a statement it has completed its initial trials with its prototype large-scale energy … [continued]
Cleantechnica interviews Imergy Power Systems about the company’s “mining” of vanadium from waste materials for use in its flow batteries.