TSEP#115 Hard shell, smart core: Why inner values count in industrial energy storage systems

The market for battery storage, which is connected to the power
grids and stabilizes the volatile power generation of renewable
energies, will grow very quickly. In the next five years, it will
increase approximately eightfold. Demand will grow particularly
strongly in Europe. What role does grid storage play in the
current energy crisis? What hurdles and obstacles do we currently
see in the area of grid infrastructure? Julian Jansen provides us
with the answers and other exciting insights, Director of Growth
and Market Development (EMEA) at Fluence.


Timeline:




01.42: Can storage facilities alleviate the current energy
crisis?




05.10: What is the fastest and cheapest way to prevent
renewable energies from being shut down in times of energy
crisis?




07.01: Fluence is currently building the world's largest
energy storage system for the specific use case of improving
transmission infrastructure in Germany. Why in Germany?




12.56: Gas-fired power plants were supposed to serve as a
bridging technology in the energy transition to flexibly
generate electricity when there is not enough PV or wind
power available. The war in Ukraine has called this strategy
into question. Can battery storage be an alternative? And
how?




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