Energy Storage: Markets and Technologies

EscoVale’s latest management study examines opportunities for long-duration storage (applications requiring sufficient stored energy for at least one hour of power delivery). It covers applications from single-digit kW to 100s of MW. This comes at a time of sharply increased interest in storage associated with the effective use of renewable and distributed resources; better use of assets within the electricity supply industry; secure power provision at end-user sites and within the ESI; and special-purpose motive power.

Clients receive a series of management reports, supported by individual consultancy time to ensure that they get full benefit from the resources allocated to this project. Those interested in this report come from the Americas, Asia, Australasia and Europe, and include developers of storage technologies; suppliers of materials and ancillary equipment; companies responsible for the generation, transmission and distribution of electric power; energy sector project developers; organizations with renewable energy interests; manufacturers from the transportation sector; government agencies; and investors, consultants and advisers.

For more information, visit www.escovale.com.