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THE PATH FORWARD Research and development in advanced materials and devices has the potential to overcome many of the economic, technical performance, and design barriers that are currently preventing energy storage devices from meeting the needs of the electric power industry. Strategic materials selection and innovative system designs can reduce system cost, increase device efficiency, and ensure the reliability of storage technologies operating at grid scale. This workshop report will aid the U.S. Department of Energy in targeting investments toward the activities and initiatives that will most effectively realize the potential of energy storage materials and devices for grid-scale applications. As the activities outlined in this workshop are put into motion, knowledge sharing within the energy storage research community will be critical to both preventing redundant efforts and developing a thorough understanding of how these technologies work together and with the grid to form a cohesive storage system. Increased understanding of various storage technologies and their ideal applications will enable energy storage device experts and DOE to explore hybrid solutions that match the complementary strengths of several storage technologies and offset the weaknesses of individual technologies. This approach will enable devices to operate across a larger range of discharge times, ultimately improving device economics and enabling grid operators to integrate energy storage in the near term. Energy storage technologies are the solution to meeting growing electricity demands, accommodating proposed renewable energy increases, and deferring infrastructure upgrades. The development and deployment of cost-effective, widespread energy storage technologies will reduce U.S. energy dependence on foreign imports, provide electricity with fewer emissions than ever before, and enable the nation to implement the advanced and efficient grid of the future. The materials and device advances stemming from the activities and initiatives outlined in this workshop report will enable grid-scale storage and secure dependable, affordable access to electricity for nearly all U.S. citizens in the decades to come. THE PATH FORWARD 41PDF Image | Devices for Stationary Electrical Energy Storage Applications
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