Battery storage is the hot-spot in the Australian renewable energy transition right now, but it has barely touched the sides when looking at its potential.
The so-called “Swiss Army Knives” of the renewable energy transition have learned how to make returns in some key parts of the grid, but much of their potential – long duration storage and specific services – remains difficult because either the market does not exist, or because of the lack of funding and support.
In this webinar, we talk to some of the country’s best battery brains and innovative thinkers on how the market for battery storage can and should evolve, tapping into their experiences and their vision of a zero emission grid. Does size matter? What can they do? What services should be encouraged? What markets should be created? What support should be provided? Where are costs headed?
This webinar was made possible by Energy Storage Australia and recorded on April 10, 2024.
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