Clean-tech startup launches to create grid-scale battery infrastructure for greater use of wind and solar power

A new startup, Quino Energy, aims to bring to market a grid-scale energy storage solution developed by Harvard researchers to facilitate more widespread adoption of renewable energy sources.
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