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The U.S. Department of Energy has set a goal of cutting the cost of storage to $0.05/kWh for stationary storage, and $80/kWh for 300-mile range EV battery packs by 2030, in a new roadmap that will guide the agency s plan for researching and developing energy storage technologies.
By adopting a five-pronged approach to achieving this goal, the DOE hopes to develop research, development and manufacturing jobs tied to the energy storage industry within the U.S., as well as ensure storage technologies become cost-competitive with conventional energy sources.
Stationary and transportation energy storagecombined are expected to grow 3-5 times by 2030, with electric vehicles accounting for the majority of that growth, according to a market report that accompanied the roadmap s release on Monday.
Hitachi ABB establishes new R&D presence in Montreal
New Digital Power Grid Center leverages Quebec’s academic and technology leadership December 15, 2020 Stephen Law
Hitachi ABB Power Grids recently announced the establishment of a new research and development (R&D) presence in Montreal, focused on addressing key challenges in the energy industry related to artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning and cybersecurity. The new Digital Power Grid Center will build on the company’s pioneering work in the development of technology solutions for the global energy industry.
Part of Hitachi ABB Power Grids’ Research arm, the new Center will develop key competencies in major technology disciplines related to cybersecurity, machine learning and data analytics, and contribute to product and solution developments in these fields. The Digital Power Grid Center will be the company’s seventh research location, joining with existing R&D centers in China
New Digital Power Grid Center Leverages Quebec’s Academic and Technology Leadership in Fields Critical to the Future of Energy
Written by AZoMDec 10 2020
Hitachi ABB Power Grids today announced the establishment of a new research and development (R&D) presence in Montreal, focused on addressing key challenges in the energy industry related to artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning and cybersecurity. The new Digital Power Grid Center (the ‘Center’) will build on the company’s pioneering work in the development of technology solutions for the global energy industry.
Part of Hitachi ABB Power Grids’ Research arm, the new Center will develop key competencies in major technology disciplines related to cybersecurity, machine learning and data analytics, and contribute to product and solution developments in these fields. The Digital Power Grid Center will be the company’s seventh research location, joining with existing R&D centers in China, Poland, Sweden, Switzerla