JUNE 17-19, 2024    
WASHINGTON, DC   


Energy storage: Toward larger and longer duration storage deployment

Energy Storage

Symposium Co-Chairs

Imre GyukImre Gyuk
Director, Energy Storage Research
U.S. Department of Energy

Erik SpoerkeErik Spoerke
Energy Storage Materials Lead
Sandia National Laboratories


Key Speakers

Caroline BrannockNAS Batteries for long-duration stationary energy storage
Caroline Brannock
Sr. Sales Manager Battery Technology, BASF

J. William McNamaraLong-duration Energy Storage (LDES): Mapping the Pathway to Commercialization
J. William McNamara
Principal Investigator, Long Duration Energy Storage National Consortium, Sandia National Laboratories

Esther TakeuchiAqueous Zinc Batteries for Large Scale Storage: Role of Electrolyte
Esther Takeuchi
Distinguished Professor, Stony Brook University

Vince SprenkleGrid Storage Launchpad Overview and Capabilities
Vince Sprenkle
Director, Grid Storage Launchpad, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

Michael SandersEmerging Battery Technology and the potential changes to the ESS Market
Michael Sanders
Senior Advisor, Avicenne Energy

Francis RicheyDesign Considerations for Longer Duration Energy Storage Systems – Perspectives from the Eos Development and Commercialization Process
Francis Richey
Senior Vice President of Research and Development, EOS, US

 

Energy storage is key to improved electrical resilience, reliability, and equitable accessibility, particularly as we strive to meet critical large-scale electrification and decarbonization goals. Realizing the safe, reliable, widespread, deployment of commercially-viable energy storage, though, will require multidisciplinary advances across storage and integration technologies. Importantly, technological advances must be paired with forward thinking, equitably-motivated policy and market strategies that recognize and prioritize complex energy storage value streams and social impact. Our 2024 event will feature a keynote session that will highlight emerging stationary storage demonstrations and deployments, followed by a lively program of invited and submitted talks focused on storage technologies, integration, and safety, coupled with discussions of policy and market factors that also impact storage deployment. Submit your abstract and plan to participate in one of the most significant energy storage events this year.

 
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2024 Symposium Sessions

Monday June 17

10:30Energy Storage Keynotes: Toward Commercialization
1:30Emerging Batteries 1
3:30Emerging Batteries 2
4:00Energy Storage - Posters

Tuesday June 18

9:15Energy Storage: Validation, Sustainable Manufacturing, and Emerging Applications
11:00Energy Storage: LDES Policy, Valuation, and Use Cases

2024 Symposium Program

Monday June 17

10:30Energy Storage Keynotes: Toward CommercializationNational Harbor 13
Session chair: Imre Gyuk, U.S. Department of Energy, US
Energy Storage Opening Remarks
I. Gyuk, DOE, US
NAS Batteries for long-duration stationary energy storage
C. Brannock, BASF Corporation, US
Design Considerations for Longer Duration Energy Storage Systems – Perspectives from the Eos Development and Commercialization Process
F. Richey, EOS, US
Emerging Battery Technology and the potential changes to the ESS Market
M. Sanders, Avicenne Energy, US
1:30Emerging Batteries 1National Harbor 13
Session chair: Erik Spoerke, Sandia National Laboratories, US
Aqueous Zinc Batteries for Large Scale Storage: Role of Electrolyte
E.S. Takeuchi, K.J. Takeuchi, A.C. Marschilok, Stony Brook University, US
Recent Insights into Zinc/Manganese Oxide Batteries for Large Scale Energy Storage
K.J. Takeuchi, A.C. Marschilok, E.S. Takeuchi, Stony Brook University, US
Energy Storage for Energy Systems: Approaches for a Sustainable Energy Future
A.C. Marschilok, E.S. Takeuchi, K.J. Takeuchi, Stony Brook University; Brookhaven National laboratory, US
Rechargeable zinc manganese batteries: a flexible option for long duration energy storage
G.M. Cowles, G.G. Yadav, Urban Electric Power, Inc., US
Rethinking Energy Storage Uses Cases for Long-Duration Energy Storage
E.D. Spoerke, Sandia National Laboratories, US
Break
3:30Emerging Batteries 2National Harbor 13
Session chair: Imre Gyuk, U.S. Department of Energy, US, & Erik Spoerke, Sandia National Laboratories, US
Research on Low-Cost Na Battery Chemistry for LDES Applications
G. Li, J.M. Weller, H.H. Han, E. Polikarpov, D.M. Reed, V.L. Sprenkle, Pacific Northwest National Lab, US
Harmonizing efficiency with sustainability in layered oxide and carbon electrodes of sodium-ion batteries
P. Lavela, M. Aranda, A. Medina, R. Alcántara, J.L. Tirado, Universidad de Córdoba, ES
Achieving higher energy density in Li-ion Batteries (LIB) by implementation of incommensurate/rotated multilayer graphene anode.
T. Paronyan, HeXalayer, LLC, US
4:00Energy Storage - PostersExpo Hall BC
Combining Fast EV Charging and Storage: A Novel Plan to Improve Economics and Reduce Emissions
S. Brauer, C. Brumlik, Nanobiz LLC, US

Tuesday June 18

9:15Energy Storage: Validation, Sustainable Manufacturing, and Emerging ApplicationsNational Harbor 13
Session chair: Erik Spoerke, Sandia National Laboratories, US
Grid Storage Launchpad Overview and Capabilities
V. Sprenkle, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, US
Efficient Production of Low-Cost Battery Electrode Materials
G. Srinivas, S. Schwab, S. Nguyen, S. Dietz, TDA Research, Inc., US
Production of Turbostratic Graphene from Biomass to Improve Safety and Performance of Lithium-Ion Batteries and Supercapacitors
B. Nicholls, Faradyne Power, US
High performance biocompatible and biodegradable batteries as sustainable energy sources
A.J. Bandodkar, North Carolina State University, US
11:00Energy Storage: LDES Policy, Valuation, and Use CasesNational Harbor 13
Session chair: Erik Spoerke, Sandia National Laboratories, US
Performance of an Integrated Heat Pump with Thermal Energy Storage for Peak Demand Reduction
L. Wang, D. Akamo, X. Liu, K.R. Gluesenkamp, Y. Qiao, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, US
Long-duration Energy Storage (LDES): Mapping the Pathway to Commercialization
J.W. McNamara, Sandia National Laboratories, US
Making the “Firm” Renewable Power PPA a Reality with Long Duration Energy Storage
J. Langhus, Photon Vault, US
Unlocking Markets for LDES Technologies
K. Johnston, NextGen Energy Partners, US
Topics & Application Areas
  • Grid-Scale Battery Development (e.g., Sodium, Zinc, Flow, Lithium, etc.)
  • Non-Battery Storage (Thermal, Mechanical, Chemical Storage)
  • Storage Integration (Power Electronics, Systems Design)
  • Safety and Reliability in Energy Storage
  • Energy Storage Policy and Social Equity
  • Energy Storage Market Analysis
  • Other
 

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