ldes

With Ofgem's call for input into the long-duration energy storage (LDES) scheme closing in two days' time, we look at the latest proposals and what's changed in the last three months, and hear from RheEnergise and Drax.

The UK government will identify and address the market, policy and regulatory barriers holding back the development of long-term energy storage projects.

The UK’s energy regulator has opened a consultation on the proposed introduction of a cap-and-floor regime for long-duration electricity storage (LDES) projects.

The pathways to clean power set out by the National Energy System Operator (NESO) all follow a route along the far reaches of feasibility, necessitating significant changes in approach from industry, regulators, government and NESO.

UK energy regulator Ofgem is set to design and deliver the first round of a cap-and-floor support scheme for long-duration energy storage (LDES) including changes made after a consultation period at the beginning of this year.

The UK government confirmed a new scheme today (10 October) aiming to stimulate investment in the long-duration energy storage sector.

A new article from a University of Manchester researcher is highlighting the importance of long-duration energy storage (LDES) technology in the move towards net zero.

Cornwall Insight has revealed a ‘policy vacuum’ for long-duration energy storage technologies threatens Ireland’s renewables potential.

ESB Networks has announced that Ireland’s electricity grid now has 1GW of energy storage available to help its reliability.

President of the IHA Malcolm Turnbull has called on Sunak to ensure the rapid deployment of the cap and floor mechanism for LDES.