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]
Wind power is one of our favorite topics. It’s often the cheapest option for new electricity generation, and it may well be the greenest. It is comparable to solar on greenhouse gas emissions, and uses even less water than solar (0.001 gallons per kWh vs 0.030 gallons per kWh), and … [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]
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]
Three Washington State utilities with big investments in wind power have just signed on to a new $14.3 million energy storage and smart grid demonstration project. The end payoff will be further proof that wind power and other intermittent forms of energy can be integrated into a utility scale electricity provider while keeping up a steady stream of reliable, durable power.
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