What barriers need to be overcome to make way for deployment of storage projects? What gaps need to be bridged to get the most out of the market?
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Sir David was formerly Chief Scientific Adviser to the British Government; UK Climate Envoy in the Foreign & Commonwealth Office; and Head, Chemistry Department, Cambridge University.
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Key market drivers such as the falling price of lithium-ion batteries, investment in electric vehicle infrastructure, regulatory change, grid modernization, transition from dependency on the networks to a desire for autonomy and intermittent renewable sources, all add to an exciting time for the Energy Storage value chain.
Energy storage is fast becoming a huge part of how all countries utilise their electricity generation efficiently, with the market expanding in countless different directions. Now is the time to discuss how we unlock its full potential, and accelerate towards a decentralized, decarbonized, intelligent and sustainable energy market.
The Summit plays a pivotal role in the journey to propelling the industry into the next stage of its development, providing an unrivalled platform to develop the right partnerships and create business opportunities of all sizes.
This eco-system event brings together the entire value chain including Utilities, Developers, EPCs, Investors, Manufacturers, Energy storage providers, local government and DNO’s making this one of the must–attend storage events for 2020.
We hope you can join us and look forward to another fascinating year for Energy Storage!
The Energy Storage Summit includes multiple streams filled with developers, financiers, utilities, networks and aggregators, discussing standalone storage, along with co-located and C&I applications. The 2020 agenda will include themes such as:
What barriers need to be overcome to make way for deployment of storage projects? What gaps need to be bridged to get the most out of the market?
How can we provide clarity on the revenue streams available for storage, regardless of the model of choice? What are the opportunities for new entrants?
How to choose between debt vs. equity for energy storage projects? How can developers minimise risk and engage with investors?
How to make merchant storage investable. What are the key issues surrounding this model and what partnerships do you need to take advantage of it?
Distinct sessions looking at the pipeline of contracts for both BtM and FoM storage. Where do we see the greatest opportunity?
How are emerging technologies being utilised in storage projects? What innovation is the industry looking to adopt to drive a new era for Energy?
With a ramp up in battery storage projects co-located with renewables, what are the market opportunities? How do the economics stack up?
EQUINOR
LIGHTSOURCE BP
HABITAT ENERGY
ENERGY DATA TASKFORCE
EIRGRID GROUP
GRESHAM HOUSE NEW ENERGY
Over 250 delegates from 150 companies and 28 countries joined in 2019. To benefit early from 2020 event marketing, contact Paul Collinson now to enquire about 2020 sponsorship and exhibition opportunities.
A vital temperature gage and networking event for the energy storage industry. Speakers were quite open about their views and business models. A valuable insight to how others in the industry see developments for the forthcoming year.
Events like these are essential for any organisation to understand the market and prepare respective market strategy.
Attendance essential for anyone involved in power response / storage given the rate of change in the industry.
The 2019 Energy Storage conference is a great way to connect with developers in the market today putting projects in place.
A well organised event with excellent speakers.
Unlike other solar conferences, proceeds from the event help to fund high quality journalism across our media titles.
This supports the growth of the solar and storage industries as well as the transition to a cleaner power system.
