As the grid landscape evolves with the integration of more variables, Long Duration Energy Storage (LDES) technologies emerge as pivotal players in ensuring grid stability and sustainability. 

LDES represents the next evolutionary step toward building a resilient, low-carbon electricity grid. By 2040, the demand for storage capacity is projected to surge significantly, underscoring the critical role of LDES in meeting the evolving needs of electricity grids. 

Despite the evident benefits of LDES, including mitigating the variability of renewables and curbing wasteful electricity curtailment, its growth trajectory falls short of aligning with the urgency of national decarbonization goals. Various challenges, such as prolonged and uncertain interconnection queues, land constraints, techno economics, and technical intricacies, pose barriers to widespread adoption. Nonetheless, concerted efforts and innovative solutions can overcome these obstacles, unleashing the full potential of LDES and paving the way toward a sustainable and resilient energy future. 

This session offers numerous advantages: 

• Explore how co-location models and streamlined interconnection processes can expedite LDES adoption.
• Gain insights into data platforms and collaborative initiatives aimed at pinpointing optimal LDES locations, and enhancing location-targeting strategies.
• Delve into market reforms, valuation methodologies, and incentives driving LDES deployment, empowering informed decision-making within the energy sector.

This session is complimentary, but space is limited. Reserve your spot now by completing our registration form..  

Secure your attendance now and be a part of shaping the future of energy innovation! 

Speakers: 

• Gabe Murtaugh, Director of Markets and Technology, Long Duration Energy Storage Council
• Prantik Saha, New Energy Consultant, Black& Veatch
• Cristina Galán, Content & Event manager, RENMAD Events by ATA Insights