NYCEDC Advances Green Economy Action Plan with Support of
QUEENS, NY —Today, New York City Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC) and the New York City Industrial Development Agency (NYCIDA) announced the
Energy Storage Planning for Enhanced Resilience of Power
This paper presents an innovative capacity expansion planning framework for long-term planning to determine the optimal size, type, and location of energy storage and
PSC Approves NYSERDA''s Bulk Energy Storage Program Implementation Plan
The proposed Implementation Plan filed by NYSERDA and approved by the PSC with modifications will help facilitate the development of 3,000 MWs of new bulk energy
What are the new energy storage projects? | NenPower
Countries worldwide are investing heavily in infrastructure projects capable of storing substantial amounts of energy, notably battery storage farms and pumped
With Federal Support Uncertain, New York Executes Plan for Six
On October 18, NYSERDA filed its Bulk Energy Storage Implementation Plan Proposal (the “NYSERDA Proposal”), the last document needed for PSC approval before
Battery storage projects surge as utilities prepare for next grid era
That milestone, combined with hundreds of battery energy storage projects now in planning stages across the country, signals sustained momentum. Current forecasts indicate
First Bulk Energy Storage Solicitation Announced As Part of New
Governor Kathy Hochul today announced the launch of New York''s first Bulk Energy Storage Request for Proposals (RFP), intended to procure one gigawatt (GW) of bulk
Draft Energy Storage Strategy and Roadmap Update Released
Today, the U.S. Department of Energy released its draft Energy Storage Strategy and Roadmap.
Initial Findings From 5 Reforms for the Market Design Roadmap
Energy storage (especially long-duration and multi-day storage) may be able to resolve both transmission security constraints and provide flexibility value to the grid
Energy Storage Technology Index Project Planning: A 2025
With the global energy storage market hitting $33 billion annually and generating 100 gigawatt-hours of electricity [1], planning an energy storage technology index project has become the