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What's in storage? This past week has brought over billions of dollars in investments and years of innovation to fruition. By Heather Clancy October , image Shutterstock Paper Wings Close Authorship This article is drawn from the Energy Weekly newsletter from GreenBiz, running Thursdays. The amount of moolah being committed to encourage installations of energy storage is mindboggling, an additional $ billion in the past days alone.
On Tuesday, the pool of incentives for batteries at California homes, apartment buildings, factories and other commercial sites topped $ billion, when Gov. Jerry Brown BTC Number Data officially extended an existing program. And during Climate Week in late September, the World Bank pledged $ billion toward projects in the developing world — an investment that it hopes will attract $ billion more in capital. From an innovation perspective, you don’t have to look far for news of the next big thing.
The introduction of a zinc-air combination that’s been tested in Asia and Africa for at least six years and that is touted as a far more cost-effective alternative than lithium-ion formats. The inventor, California billionaire Patrick Soon-Shiong, got some of the financial backing for his company NantEnergy from the aforementioned World Bank as well as the US.
On Tuesday, the pool of incentives for batteries at California homes, apartment buildings, factories and other commercial sites topped $ billion, when Gov. Jerry Brown BTC Number Data officially extended an existing program. And during Climate Week in late September, the World Bank pledged $ billion toward projects in the developing world — an investment that it hopes will attract $ billion more in capital. From an innovation perspective, you don’t have to look far for news of the next big thing.
The introduction of a zinc-air combination that’s been tested in Asia and Africa for at least six years and that is touted as a far more cost-effective alternative than lithium-ion formats. The inventor, California billionaire Patrick Soon-Shiong, got some of the financial backing for his company NantEnergy from the aforementioned World Bank as well as the US.