By Eric Dresselhuys, CEO, ESS Inc | Global energy supply chains are complex and subject to significant risk, a fact drawn into stark relief following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
ESS is one of Fast Company’s Most Innovative Companies in energy for 2024.
As the US pursues advancements in long-duration energy storage (LDES) technologies to help accelerate grid decarbonisation, Oregon-based sector player ESS Inc (NYSE:GWH) says that more needs to be done, including when it comes to rewarding these systems adequately for the value they provide to electricity markets.
As COP28 calls for a tripling of renewable energy, storage technologies beyond the lithium-ion battery will play key roles. In this article, Recharge rounds up 10 of the most innovative recently in the headlines, ESS among them.
Renewables made up a record 41.5% of electricity generation in the UK during 2022, as both wind and solar reached record levels.
Alan Greenshields, Director of Europe at ESS Inc., discusses the importance of energy storage as a renewable energy resource and how this can aid decarbonisation goals.
ESS is trying to grab a piece of the fast-growing grid energy storage market with a “flow battery” that stores energy in an iron-based liquid electrolyte.
ESS is unlocking a significant market in long-duration energy storage, providing a needed technology to enable the energy transition.
Eric Dresselhuys sat down with Andy Colthorpe of Energy Storage News at RE+ 2023 to talk about the rising interest in long-duration energy storage (LDES).
For insights into long-duration energy storage, Tim Langdon, publisher of Eco Voice, sat down with Hugh McDermott, SVP Business Development & Sales, ESS Inc. for a Q&A.
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