Energy storage

The EV supply chain is navigating uneven growth, hesitant consumers, and excess production capacity.

Despite flagging EV sales, the company’s legacy energy business sets it up to benefit from policy changes and a shifting market for storage.

The thermal storage company has announced funding for its first three large-scale commercial projects — and they’re in Europe.

Armed with the promise of $300 million in new funding, zinc battery maker Eos has a pipeline of buyers spurred by the AI boom.

AES exec Kleber Costa on what the company's hyperscaler customers are asking for

The company’s energy strategy head said the tech has real data center promise, but the risks are still too high for Microsoft to pioneer it.

New data indicates that U.S. storage capacity isn’t growing quite as quickly as expected — but the IRA means that could change quickly.

Lazard added firming costs to its annual levelized cost of energy report in 2023. And this year, those costs are ticking up.

After several years of ricochet, revenues for the U.K.’s battery storage market are poised to rise again.

Despite a buzzing battery market, the company needs to overcome skepticism by scaling deployments.

In optimizing grid flexibility, flexible green hydrogen production will also need to scale-up to 1,200 terawatt-hours.

The conditions that led to a surge in batteries aren't in place for the next states making changes to net metering.

Gridmatic pushed the promise of AI-based revenue optimization in its latest evaluation of the Texas market.

U.S. companies are working to establish themselves in sodium-ion battery manufacturing — before Chinese firms dominate the market.

First, the battery maker’s Series F failed. Then, Reliance backed out of bridge financing, leaving bankruptcy as Ambri’s only option.