Master Class 2 hours Energy Storage Basic Training – On-Demand Energy Storage Basic Training View SEPA’s current Online Learning offerings. https://sepapower.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/Storage-Basic-Training-promo-vid.mp4 Seats are limited to 70 individuals to ensure all questions are answered. Learn more about the opportunities and promise of energy storage. This course will examine the various use cases for storage across the entire utility ecosystem, from the grid edge, to the distribution utility to the bulk power system run by grid operators. Whereas the Energy Storage Bootcamp was a deep dive into this topic, Basic Training will focus on shorter, higher-level content. This is a perfect option for industry professionals and regulatory staff who want a solid, basic understanding of this subject and how it fits into the energy landscape. Here’s what you’ll learn in this two-hour training: Hour 1 – Explaining the Basics Making a Case for Energy Storage Identifying and Qualifying the Resources Hour 2 – Resource Planning and Optimization Planning Considerations Policy and Rate Structures Emerging Grid Architecture We will discuss the reasons for the primacy of lithium ion batteries in today’s storage markets, and the performance characteristics of lithium-ion as compared with other technologies. We will also discuss the likely migration path from today’s predominantly short-duration storage technologies to longer duration applications, including flow batteries, thermal storage, iron-air, and hydrogen. View the full course outline here. Browse all of the on-demand and upcoming 2023 Basic Trainings including Electrification of Transportation, Hydrogen, and more. Share Share on TwitterShare on FacebookShare on LinkedIn About the Speaker Peter Kelly-Detwiler Co-founder, NorthBridge Energy Partners, LLC Peter Kelly-Detwiler has 35 years of experience in the electric energy arena, with much of his career in various areas of competitive power markets. He’s a former SVP at Constellation Energy, having run their Demand Response Group. He’s currently a strategist and communicator in the electric industry, focused on the rapid pace of transformation to a sustainable energy economy. He offers numerous keynotes and workshops on a wide range of topics, from offshore wind to batteries to the drivers of technological change. He provides strategic advice to clients and investors, helping them to navigate the challenges of a constantly evolving energy landscape. Peter has written over 300 pieces on the topic for Forbes.com and other publications, and is the author of a book on the transformation of electric power markets, “The Energy Switch,” published by Prometheus Books, 2021.