NAATBatt teams to tackle industry issues

The National Alliance for Advanced Technology Batteries (NAATBatt) is creating two subcommittees to tackle issues debated at its Washington, USA, meeting last week. The first will study ways to get federal agencies such as the Department of Defense to buy advanced battery systems and electric … Continue reading →

NAATBatt mulls policy initiatives

An impressive lineup of heavy hitters in the energy storage industry was getting around the table yesterday (Friday May 10) at the National Alliance for Advanced Technology Batteries (NAATBatt) to discuss US federal legislative and agency activities likely to impact the advanced battery industry in … Continue reading →

NY-BEST to stage microgrid event

The New York Battery and Energy Storage Technology Consortium (NY-BEST) is holding a one-day forum on energy storage and microgrids at the Pace University New York City Campus, on June 11. The cost is USD$100 for NY-BEST members, $150 for non-members and $50 for students, and you can register now … Continue reading →

New energy storage alliance launched

Officially launched with 70 founding members, the International Battery and Energy Storage Alliance (IBESA) states its mission is to "promote a path of cooperation and mutual support in achieving proactive solutions between all sectors within the photovoltaic (PV) power generation, battery storage … Continue reading →

Toyota commits to hydrogen energy storage

Toyota Motors has joined the London Hydrogen Partnership (LHP), the first major automaker to do so. The LHP was set up in 2002 to develop a network of hydrogen fuel cell (HFC) stakeholders in the capital and help develop HFC technologies in London. Over the last few years, the LHP has initiated … Continue reading →