Plug-and-Play Grid Batteries Thanks to 1Energy’s Software
Jeff St. John: May 23, 2013
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10-year warranties for grid batteries are hard for startups—but software makes sense.
Moving past “paralysis by analysis,” the CPUC asks Southern California Edison to find 50MW of grid energy storage by 2021.
Nanosolar CEO Eugenia Corrales pursuing other ventures.
The solid-state battery tech startup will turn GE Durathon batteries into “energy storage turnkey solutions.”
Greensmith’s 1.5MW project with San Diego Gas & Electric, and Silent Power, Satcon and A123 test solar and batteries in Sacramento
The startup with IP out of the University of Michigan is aiming at commercial launch in late 2012.
ARPA-E wants technologies that boost battery performance all the way down to the cell level. Here are some startups working on it.
The shift from the centralized utility model is forcing utilities—for the first time in their existence—to figure out how to compete.
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