Summary

Storage technologies, both old and new, short and long duration, are competing for space in a rapidly evolving and dynamic energy storage market. The rapid advancement and price decline in lithium-ion technology are among the key factors, but what about pumped hydro, compressed air, flow batteries and hydrogen? Which applications are suited to which technologies? What evaluation criteria should be used and what are the next steps in planning your next storage project?

These and other questions are top of mind as Canada transitions toward a net zero carbon economy by 2050. In this webinar, Megan Reusser, Jason Barmann and Katlyn Meggers discuss market drivers, technology status and economics of various short- and long-duration energy storage technologies.

Speakers

Ahsan Upal, Moderator

Regional Manager, Canadian Business Development

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As the national business development leader, Ahsan works with Canadian utilities, applying technology-driven approaches to help them solve their toughest challenges.

Megan Reusser

Senior Development Engineer

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Megan specializes in emerging energy storage applications such as hydrogen and liquefied air that provide utility and industrial clients solutions that optimize process design, lower energy consumption and decrease overall cost.

Jason Barmann

Manager, Energy Storage Technical and Strategic Partnerships

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Jason specializes in technology development and evaluation of utility-scale energy storage applications including advanced storage technology solutions, battery project development and evaluation of manufacturing capabilities of strategic manufacturing partners.