When will the power quality report of the energy storage power station be prepared

Can long duration electricity storage help decarbonise the GB power system?

A study of the impacts of long duration electricity storage technologies on the GB power system. Long duration electricity storage could provide an important contribution to decarbonising our energy system, for example by storing renewable power and discharging it over periods of low weather-dependent generation.

What's going on at statera energy's Thurrock storage plant?

“This is the main hub of the project — it facilitates the energy to the battery site,” said Mallinson, project manager for Statera Energy’s storage plant in Thurrock, which will be capable of storing and supplying two hours’ worth of electricity to up to 700,000 London homes at less than a second’s notice.

Do long duration electricity storage technologies deliver flexibility?

This study provides an independent assessment of the role of a range of long duration electricity storage (LDES) technologies at different scales in delivering the flexibility needed for the electricity system.

Will Britain's 'electrification plans' stumble if we reboot industrial capacity?

Lord John Spellar, a former Labour minister, said the strains showed the government’s “electrification plans could stumble unless we reboot Britain’s industrial capacity for the long term”. He called for “new factories and a trained workforce, which requires a complete change of mindset in Whitehall — and fast”.

Will a 'once in a generation shift' increase energy costs?

The UK’s National Energy System Operator said the goal would require a “once in a generation shift in the pace of delivery” but warned of the risks that supply chains could “overheat”, ultimately pushing up energy costs for businesses and households.

Will UK government Miss clean power capacity targets?

Supply chain constraints are among several factors behind consultancy Cornwall Insight’s forecast that the UK government will miss its 2030 clean power capacity targets. Kate Mulvany, principal consultant at Cornwall Insight, said: “It’s a little bit like whack-a-mole.