Headline News: “AI Data Centers Need Big Batteries But Lithium Isn’t Fit-For-Purpose” • As AI-driven data centers scale, the grid challenge is no longer simply how much electricity they consume. Their demand is unpredictable, coming in bursts. They need a … Continue reading →
Headline News: “AR7 Cash Injection Would Be Cost Neutral” • Doubling the size of the UK’s budget for offshore wind in Allocation Round 7 to £1.8 billion would be cost neutral if capacity is procured at a strike price of … Continue reading →
London, 27 September 2022 — ICIS, a global source of Independent Commodity Intelligence Services, has launched the first hydrogen price assessments to reflect the market value of renewable electricity. This product will support participants with the intelligence needed to develop … Continue reading →
George Harvey Fortress Power (FP) is a company that makes batteries with some fairly important advantages. It has been described in Green Energy Times in a couple of articles already, as we have looked into questions of mobile energy systems … Continue reading →
Made in Laconia, New Hampshire George Harvey In May, we got an announcement from Chris Milner, CEO of Univix Power Solutions saying that the company was ready to do business, after a lengthy delay due to Covid-19. Univix is based … Continue reading →
George Harvey As Green Energy Times publishes about the things we need to save the planet, we often cover batteries. Whether they be for grid energy storage, household resilience, or electric vehicles, the need for batteries is real. And right … Continue reading →
As the world moves away from fossil fuels, renewable energy presents a new, cleaner frontier in the energy storage landscape. The demand for decarbonization not only calls for lower carbon emissions but also environmentally friendly, ethical processes and low prices. … Continue reading →
George Harvey Our least expensive and least polluting forms of electricity generation happen to be intermittent or variable. We can bring them up to being highly reliable, highly responsive forms of energy by the simple addition of energy storage. But … Continue reading →