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Energy Storage Europe: Last chance to get Early Bird Tickets for international conferences

Early Bird tickets for the leading Energy Storage Europe conferences will be available until February 12. More than 200 keynote presentations from international storage experts from over 15 countries will be on display at the International Renewable Energy Storage Conference (IRES) organised by EUROSOLAR and Messe Düsseldorf’s 7th Energy Storage Europe Conference (ESE) this year. The conferences will take place parallel to the flagship energy storage trade fair Energy Storage Expo in Düsseldorf.
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From the USA, the organisers expect amongst others Dr. Sunita Satyapal, U. S. Department of Energy, Office of Hydrogen, Fuel Cells & Infrastructure Technologies as well as Dr. Martin Keller, Director of the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL).

Conference focus is on “flexible sector coupling”

One of the main topics of the conferences is the flexible sector coupling. Himanshu Sudan, founder and president of the Canadian company eCamion, will report on a project of the company that will equip the Trans-Canada Highway with fast-loading columns. His lecture is part of Session 4 of the Energy Storage Europe Conference on the topic of “Sector Coupling – Chemicals & Mobility”. In addition to battery-powered sector coupling, this session also covers the production of chemicals for energy storage including power-to-fuel.

Teun Bokhoven from the International Energy Agency chairs Session 5 “Sector Coupling – Power-to-Heat”. In this session, not only innovative technologies such as Carnot batteries will be discussed, but also tried-and-tested approaches such as power-to-heat concepts from Denmark.

Storage researchers from more than 15 countries at IRES

EUROSOLAR’s 12th International Renewable Energy Storage Conference (IRES) once again brings together leading experts in international storage research in Düsseldorf. Speakers from Germany, Switzerland, India, Finland, Morocco, Canada, Italy, Ireland, Colombia, Belgium, France, Austria, the Netherlands, the United States and England will present the results of their projects in 20 lecture sessions and a poster exhibition within the framework of around 180 scientific contributions.

The programme for both conferences is available at http://www.energy-storage-online.de/programm. Conference tickets are available at http://www.energy-storage-online.de/1130.