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Battery Storage Technology: Opportunities and Uses
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9 h
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- 3 Sequences
- Introductive Level
- Starts on February 24, 2019
- Ends on March 16, 2019
Course details
Syllabus
- The need for the flexibility demand in the EU electricity industry and the role of battery storage.
- Battery storage technologies: characteristics, potentials and limitations
- Grid scale application of battery storage
- Behind-the-meter application of battery storage
- Off-grid application of battery storage
- Battery storage application in mobility
Prerequisite
This course is for anyone interested in battery storage technology. It would be of particular use to professionals seeking to understand how the technology could work in different parts of the energy system. A basic grounding in the field would be helpful, but not essential.
Instructors
Anna Darmani
Energy market expert and analyst, with a PhD degree in Industrial Economics and Management. I have several years of experience in analysing energy markets, renewable and storage technologies.
Editor
EIT Digital is a pan-European education and research-based innovation organisation founded on excellence. The mission of EIT Digital is to drive European leadership in ICT innovation for economic growth and quality of life. EIT Digital is a Knowledge and Innovation Community of the European Institute of Innovation and Technology. By linking education, research and business, EIT Digital empowers ICT top talents for the future and brings ICT innovations to life. The ecosystem is characterised by an open and collaborative way of working with partners representing global companies, leading research centres, and top ranked universities in the field of ICT. Since 2010, EIT Digital is consistently mobilising talents, ideas, technologies, investments as well as business across Europe and beyond. For more information, visit www.eitdigital.eu.
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