Long Duration Energy Storage Council (LDES Council)’s Post

The LDES Council is pleased to see states like New York helping to advance LDES deployments, aligning with their target of 6GW energy storage by 2030. Supported by a $5 million investment, New York State's "Renewable Optimization and Energy Storage Innovation Program" is the latest signal that #LDES is being embraced as a powerful #decarbonization and grid flexibility solution. New York’s solicitation will foster clean energy #innovation, including for LDES deployment, and is projected to reduce future statewide electric system costs by nearly $2 billion and help eliminate the state's most polluting fossil fuel power plants. As energy grids increasingly rely on variable wind and solar PV, the need for longer duration energy storage solutions will grow. The LDES Council is excited to continue these discussions at the Australian Clean Energy Summit 2024, which will be held July 16-17 in Sydney. Julia Souder, along with several LDES Council members, will attend this event, which will bring together policymakers, investors, and leaders driving Australia's energy transformation. In New South Wales, LDES technologies are becoming integral to the state's energy system. As the state prepares to phase out its remaining coal-fired power stations over the next decade, the NSW government seeks a gigawatt of long duration storage, equating to at least eight gigawatt hours. The #Time4Action is now to ensure #3xRenewables by 2030. Learn more about the Australian Clean Energy Summit: https://bit.ly/3zDRy3X Explore the New South Wales procurement details: https://bit.ly/4cBuOAp And click below to read about New York's $5 million LDES investment :

New York puts US$5 million to long-duration energy storage projects

New York puts US$5 million to long-duration energy storage projects

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