integrating variable resources into the grid-mix

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Making the Case for Affordable Grid-Scale Energy Storage

Posted on November 19, 2015 by

Those of us who concern ourselves with the challenges associated with integrating variable resources (solar and wind) into the grid-mix are paying close attention to developments in various battery chemistries, particularly those that invoke extremely common (and thus inexpensive) …

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Tagged with: Affordable Grid-Scale Energy Storage, integrating variable resources into the grid-mix, liquid metal batteries, magnesium and antimony, MIT’s Donald Sadoway, TED Talk

The Power Utilities and Electric Transportation

Posted on July 9, 2015 by

craigshields Posted in Electric Vehicles

I had a very engaging experience at the EV and the Grid Summit in Los Angeles yesterday, which I suppose I can sum up with the following bullet points about the overall unique (and unenviable) position in which the power …

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Tagged with: declining grid utilization due to self-generation energy efficiency solutions and conservation, decoupled environment, EV and the Grid Summit, generation -> transmission -> distribution -> consumption, grid defectors, imperative to decarbonize electricity, integrating variable resources into the grid-mix, Power Utilities and Electric Transportation, tailor-make every kilowatt-hour of electricity for our customers