Global Lessons from the Texas Blackouts
March 26, 2021
Three Perfect Storms? Three severe winter storms swept across America from 10th-21st February 2021. They caused many problems across the country, but in Texas they
March News: Re-Brand and Renewable Energy Association Report
March 26, 2021
Headlines
1. Storelectric Re-Branding
2. REA Longer-Duration Energy Storage Report
3. Thought Leadership Blog: Global Lessons from the Texas Blackouts
February News: Balancing Costs Rise and Spanish Storage Target
February 26, 2021
Headlines
1. Balancing etc. Costs Exceed £100m in January
2. 20GW Storage by 2030 – Spanish Target
3. REA Energy Storage Steering Group
4. CAES in Brazil
5. Thought Leadership Blog – Calculating the Need for Storage
Calculating the Need for Energy Storage
February 25, 2021
Current Calculations Currently each country and grid calculates its need for storage in a very complicated manner. They model various scenarios, projecting different generation mixes,
Storelectric New Year Reflections 2021
January 30, 2021
Headlines
1. Brexit and Storelectric
2. Low Inertia Grids
3. National Grid’s Operability Strategy Report
4. Storelectric In the News
5. Thought Leadership Blog – National Grid is planning to spend ~£16bn
Grid Upgrades: Saving the UK Billions
January 29, 2021
The UK government and grid are planning £16bn grid upgrades as part of wider developments to accommodate an additional 17GW of new offshore wind (to
The Critical Challenges Renewables Pose and The Solutions
December 15, 2020
Enabling renewables to power grids affordably, reliably and resiliently is necessary. Storelectric has identified a number of critical challenges renewables pose for the energy transition,
CAES with Hydrogen Patent Granted in the UK
November 30, 2020
Headlines
1. European Enterprise Awards winner
2. National Infrastructure Strategy
3. Renewables must have storage in Spain
4. Fads and Fallacies of the Energy Transition
October Newsletter: Arbitrage Pricing and Offshore Wind Growth
October 26, 2020
Headlines
1. Arbitrage Pricing
2. Offshore Wind Growth
3. National Grid’s Winter Outlook Report 2020-21
4. Thought Leadership Blog – Interconnectors and Imports
5. Another Award – CorpToday
Interconnectors and Imports: Why the UK Risks Energy Insecurity
October 20, 2020
Interconnectors in Europe The United Kingdom no longer has enough domestically generated electricity for its own peak needs, and relies on imports through interconnectors, risking
