2015-12-08: Flow Batteries - New Solution for Renewable Energy
Flow Batteries – The New Solution for the Emerging Energy Storage Market and Renewable Power
Date: December 8, 2015
Time: 9:00 a.m. PDT
Join the Sustainability Management Association’s webinar with best in class speaker Kevin Bell of Imergy Power Systems. The webinar will focus on how flow batteries fit into the emerging energy storage market. Flow batteries provide long duration energy storage with unlimited deep cycle capabilities; they are not the correct technology for every energy storage application. This webinar will focus on the role flow batteries can play, and how they have the ability to significantly expand the use of renewable power, both on the grid and behind the meter.
The webinar will give participants first hand insight into different energy storage technologies, different flow battery types, and different uses for energy storage both at grid scale and behind the meter, including shifting of energy from when it’s available to when it’s needed, demand charge management, and ancillary services like frequency regulation and grid stabilization. Join the webinar to learn more about the applications of flow batteries, or ask technical questions, about:
• Energy Storage
• Flow Battery Technology
• Firming renewable power
• Integrating Renewables behind the meter
• The future of net metering
• Demand Charge Management and its future role in utility bills
Give your organization a competitive advantage by learning about emerging technologies that optimize your renewable energy system for your facility.
About the Speaker:
Kevin Bell, Director of Sales, Imergy Power Systems
Kevin is the Director of Sales for Imergy Power Systems, a leader in stationary energy storage solutions located in Silicon Valley. He has more than 20 years of proven experience in project development and implementation focusing on energy storage, renewable energy, and public infrastructure projects. He is adept at managing multi-stakeholder development processes and negotiations, including integrators, utilities, and regulators. His previous experience includes years in energy efficiency performance contracting, fuel cells, photovoltaics, and other renewable combined heat and power technologies. He holds a BS in Civil Engineering from the University of California at Berkeley.