Next-Gen Advances and Technologies for Achieving the Storage Vision
According to Navigant Research, global annual power capacity additions for utility-scale and distributed energy storage are expected to exceed 50 GW by 2026.* What are the innovative technologies at the vanguard of this growth? What key developments are in the pipeline, and what are the implications for utilities and C&I end users? How can storage be best utilized to integrate renewables, bring down demand charges, and heighten the resiliency and flexibility of the grid?

The 3nd Annual Energy Storage Global Innovation Forum, June 20-21, 2019 in San Diego zeros in on the latest and most promising advances in grid-level and on-site storage, business models for various deployment scenarios, and success strategies for stakeholders across the energy spectrum. It is a unique opportunity to network with innovators, startups, entrepreneurs and decision makers at the leading edge of energy storage development.

Topics to be addressed include:

• Solar+Storage advances
• Optimizing storage advances to integrate solar, wind and distributed energy resources
• Startups and early-stage tech companies focused on storage innovations
• Effective project modeling, evaluation, design and implementation
• Next-generation lithium ion and alternatives to cobalt
• Hydrogen energy storage and fuel cell advances
• Utilizing V2G for grid services
• Storage within the larger context of distributed energy resources
• New business models and applications
• Noteworthy pilots and deployments: key implications and lessons learned
• Regulatory and market developments impacting the future of energy storage
• And more

One-on-One Networking: The forum offers a focused, executive-level environment in which to network with storage stakeholders, make new connections and share insights with colleagues

Emphasis on Innovation and Latest Developments: Through in-depth presentations and panel discussions, the forum will examine the most recent technology developments and business models for utilities, energy providers and C&I end users.

Objective & Authoritative: The agenda is driven by practitioners and executives at a range of leading industry technology companies -- learn directly from the experts who are shaping the future of energy storage.

Strategic and Foward-Looking: The focus is on the real-world potential and impact of storage innovations on existing networks and business models -- critical insight for meeting the challenges of the evolving energy ecosystem.

• Utility executives and energy provider network managers
• Commercial and industrial energy planners
• Battery suppliers and energy storage technology innovators
• Power control system and software vendors
• Regulators and public policy professionals
• Project developers and entrepreneurs
• Solar PV, wind power, and renewable energy companies
• University researchers and thought leaders
• Finance and investment professionals

* Navigant Research, Country Forecasts for Utility-Scale Energy Storage and Country Forecasts for Distributed Energy Storage, 2018

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