Long Duration Energy Storage technologies (LDES), like other forms of electricity storage, allow energy to be stored at times when energy supply exceeds demand and released at times when energy demand exceeds supply. They are widely deployable and scalable as they have few geographical requirements, are modular and do not depend on rare-earth-elements.

Long-duration energy storage is the linchpin technology that will let the economy run from intermittent renewable energy sources and backup power after grid disruptions.

In this Webseries we bring keynotes representing leading companies in the energy and utilities sector to share why they believe this is a strategic area for their future and to achieve climate targets. This session will also include the Executive Director of the LDES Council, who will share the landscape of the sector and moderate the panel discussion with the keynote speakers, to dive deeper on questions and answers based on their presentations.

After that there will be a showcase of Nordic companies working on solutions that are solely LDES or that can be complementary to a successful energy system with LDES.