battery storage
A ground-breaking green energy project in Telford has been shortlisted for a prestigious national award.
Solarwatt acquires Dutch battery specialist REConvert
New SolarEdge facility launched to meet growing demand for battery storage.
Solarsense and partners win green project of the year through a project including solar panels, battery storage, solar thermal and heat pumps.
A ground-breaking new partnership between AceOn and Rebel Energy has been launched to deliver lower bills for social and affordable housing tenants.
Good news for electricians, electrical techs and engineers in Telford as a new battery energy storage training centre opens with an array of opportunities to build skills.
Energy storage - why investing in energy storage at the same time as renewable products such as solar or air source heat pumps holds the key to net zero emissions. Carlton Cummins, co-founder and chief technical officer at clean technology firm Aceleron explains the benefits.
Launched in 2018, Gresham House Energy Storage Fund plc (GRID) is one of only two publicly listed funds devoted to investing in utility-scale operational battery energy storage systems (BESS).
Leading battery and energy storage specialist, AceOn, is set to reveal a major new product at the Solar and Storage Live event next mont
UK developer Queequeg Renewables has announced a significant pipeline of solar and battery storage projects countrywide.
Jordan Brompton, co-founder and CMO of myenergi, discusses the results of a recent national survey and explains why drivers are still reluctant to embrace an electric future.
The Telford-based company signed a deal earlier this year with Yorkshire-based GTEC to deliver industry-accredited training for its customers and clients in installing renewable electrical energy storage systems.
Over the next decade, electricity energy storage systems will play a key role in creating a ‘smart’ energy grid which is more efficient, flexible and can cope with the complexities of a low-carbon society.
The well-known issue with many renewable technologies is inconsistency in supply. Whilst the UK might have pledged to create 40 GW of installed offshore capacity by 2030, the supply is very dependent on it being windy. On days when it isn’t, we must fall back on stored electricity.
In July last year, ministers passed secondary legislation to allow battery storage to bypass the Nationally Significant Infrastructure Project process in Britain. This relaxing of planning legislation allowed for storage projects above 50MW in England and 350MW in Wales to proceed without approval through the national planning regime.