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Eric Dresselhuys, CEO of ESS, Makes the Case for Iron-Flow Batteries
An interview about the politics of energy storage — and whether different technologies can help
Iron Flow Batteries to be Built in Queensland | CleanTechnica
ESS and Energy Storage Industries aim to deliver 400 megawatts of iron flow batteries a year by 2026, and then to do so for the following 15 years.
‘Major players want to know about our iron flow battery’: ESS Inc interview at RE+ 2022 | Energy Storage News
Energy Storage News interviews Hugh McDermott and Alan Greenshields at RE+ 2022 as part of their energy storage industry leaders series.
Could Energy Storage be the Solution to Inflation? | Energy Manager Magazine
Alan Greenshields, ESS Director EMEA, talks about the vulnerabilities of an economy reliant on fossil fuels and the role of energy storage.
ESS inks largest-ever US flow battery purchase with Sacramento utility | Canary Media
Last week, SMUD took a decisive step toward its clean energy goal when it signed a contract with iron flow battery company ESS to deliver 200 megawatts/2 gigawatt-hours of its products, which store electricity in a liquid electrolyte containing dissolved iron.
ESS Flow Battery to Supply 200MW/2GWh of Energy Storage to California Utility | CleanTechnica
ESS and the Sacramento Municipal Utility District announced that ESS would supply SMUD with flow batteries with a total capacity of 200 MW/2 GWh beginning next year.
SMUD getting high-capacity battery banks that provide power during peak times | CBS Sacramento
This summer California experienced several flex alert days and the threat of rolling blackouts when power supplies dipped dangerously low. Now SMUD plans on installing large banks of batteries that can help provide more power during peak demand.
A suburban Philadelphia firm bets on new technology to store solar power 14/7 | Philadelphia Inquirer
ESS completed the installation of a microgrid project including an ESS Energy Warehouse™ system at an industrial recycling facility in West Grove, Pennsylvania. The project was developed by TerraSol Energies, Inc., a developer and operator of turnkey solar and storage solutions for commercial customers.
As peak wildfire season nears, new microgrid in Campo promises some relief from power outages for locals | San Diego Tribune
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