Sam Laidlaw, the former Centrica boss, has invested in a British home battery company with two other veteran UK energy executives in a sign of surging interest in disruptive solar power storage.
Mr Laidlaw has backed Moixa Technology, a small London-based company that makes briefcase-sized battery systems that can store electricity from solar panels and sell it to the grid.
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A discussion paper released at Intersolar North America last week suggests the demand for energy storage in the USA could significantly boost solar power jobs in the near future.
A world running on batteries is a dream or a nightmare vision, depending on your literary preferences. Sci-fi enthusiasts would probably applaud such a vision becoming a reality. Stephen King fans would likely recall The Tommyknockers and shudder at the thought of post-human mutants whose lives run on batteries.
Change is coming to the energy landscape. A transition to a new energy economy is happening. In a country like Australia – awash with energy both under and above the ground – this transition could be rapid and profound. There is a lot to lose for those who can’t keep pace.
The market value for residential, commercial & industrial and utility-scale battery systems will reach $6 billion in 2026, as analysed in IDTechEx’s brand new report Stationary Batteries for Residential, Commercial, Industrial and Utilities 2016-2026: Market, Opportunities, Players .
A new report has been published with the aim of decoding complex market opportunities for UK energy storage and explain what is needed to drive cost-effective investment.
The Solar Foundation recently released a
Co-sponsor of a US senate bill to establish investment tax credits for business and home energy storage use, US senator Martin Heinrich says the proposed Energy Storage Tax Incentive and Deployment Act will ensure federal government policy supports integration of emerging storage technologies into the country’s energy grid.
Greensmith Energy, one of the largest providers of energy storage software and integration services, announced the North American launch of its behind-the-meter energy storage solution, Omni4. The Greensmith Omni4 solution is a distributed energy storage platform bundled with the industry’s most advanced software controls to maximize a complete range of behind-the-meter and microgrid applications in multiple sizes—including fleet aggregation.