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While Li-ion battery fires are a real risk, this risk is manageable as we learn more about the fires themselves and develop more bespoke battery engineering solutions, Jamie Shaw-Stewart explains.

Is local manufacturing of Li-ion batteries desirable or even necessary? Jamie Shaw-Stewart explores some technical and geopolitical issues around it

 In this latest blog by Everoze Partner Nithin Rajavelu he looks closely into what has been going on with the wholesale energy market pricing and what this mean for battery storage.

In these early days for battery projects on the ground in mainland France, writes Everoze associate Bruno Menu, we are seeing an evolution in financial models to more revenue diversification than was anticipated for the first projects. Let’s look at why that is, and what attractive options there may be for revenue diversification.

In his latest blog, Everoze Partner Nithin Rajavelu explains why domestic flexibility matters

Adam Sharpe explores the role of co-located solar PV and energy storage assets within the context of the UK’s future decarbonisation plans.

110MW of battery projects have been awarded 6 year DS3 contracts on the Island of Ireland at record low costs. Benjamin Lock presents an analysis on the numbers and assesses where the storage market goes from here.   

Have you been trying to get your head around what Ofgem’s minded to position on the Targeted Charging Review means for you? Nithin Rajavelu explains Everoze’s brief assessment on what this means for battery storage, renewables and electricvehicles/V2B

Battery storage is racing even faster than the PV market did a few years ago. Costs are plummeting, and new production lines are popping up all around the world. But the technology battle is far from over, says Everoze Partner Ragna Schmidt-Haupt.