Energy Dome has scored its first commercial licensing agreement for its carbon dioxide-based energy storage solution.

Construction will commence in New Zealand on the country’s biggest battery energy storage system (BESS) project so far, in July.

Science safety leader UL has created a certification service for energy storage equipment subassemblies (ESES) to achieve UL 9540, allowing large storage assets to procure certified components when building systems.

There is still plenty of educating decision-makers on storage’s place on the grid to do for US states to follow in the footsteps California and Texas.

Eos Energy Enterprises has entered a master supply agreement with energy developer Bridgelink.

From 10GW of battery storage expected to be deployed in the US over the next two years, more than 60% will be installed with solar PV.

Ameresco has secured a US$262 million increase to its credit facility, supporting the company’s 2.1GWh battery project in California. 

Honeywell and Duke Energy will jointly develop and deliver microgrid solutions to US cities.

The new edition of PV Tech Power is now available to download.