Imergy Power Systems has installed a 30 kilowatt, 120 kilowatt-hour ESP30 vanadium flow battery at Global Academy of Technology (GAT) College in Bangalore, India. Timothy Hennessy, President & Chief Operating Officer at Imergy Power, generously answered some questions about the project for CleanTechnica. Why is the Imergy energy storage system located … [continued]
Update (May 10): Note that none of the prices below include any subsidies or incentives. [Full Disclosure: I’m long TSLA & SCTY.] Since the Tesla Powerwall news came out, it seems the world has been racing to understand energy storage. It’s easy to understand the concept of storing electricity and … [continued]
Originally published on Planetsave.com. With a proposed award from the California Energy Commission, Robert Bosch LLC plans to demonstrate the effectiveness of its renewable-based microgrid platform. The project aims to highlight the benefits and viability of a commercial-scale direct-current (DC) building grid, in comparison with conventional alternating-current (AC) grids. The … [continued]
SunEdison and Imergy Power Systems have introduced a sustainable solar/energy storage business model for up to 5000 villages in India — just for starters.
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]
Advanced energy storage systems leader Imergy Power Systems and Growing Energy Labs Inc. (Geli) are collaborating on a microgrid project for Chabot-Las Positas Community College District in Livermore, California. Geli is a designer of energy storage and microgrid solutions. The joint project at Las Positas College will add renewable energy … [continued]
As I wrote in my piece on cleantech trends from 2014 and expected cleantech trends in 2015, the battery storage market is really blossoming. There are now quite a number of battery startups and battery departments within big corporations that seem to have promising products arriving on the market or soon to arrive … [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]
The US Navy is launching a cutting edge microgrid with energy storage and solar energy in California, which gives the ol’ Bronx Cheer to the oil lobby.
Fremont, California–based Imergy Power, a provider of advanced energy storage systems, has received an order from Hawaii’s Energy Research Systems for four of its flow battery systems. Two of them are for residential customers, one is for an institution, and one is for a microgrid customer. Dr. Herve Mazzocco, Director … [continued]
