Energy storage is relevant to all of the following areas: chemical, electrochemical, electrical, mechanical and thermal energy. Two of the most popular areas for discussion are water storage and electrical storage. There are several current storage methodologies in use in each of these areas. This panel will touch on some of the currently used methods as well as new technologies currently being researched or tried around the country.
Edward G. Cazalet, MegaWatt
Jim Kim, CMEA
Scott McGaraghan, EnerNOC
Sven Strohbad, MDV
Rick Winter, DEEYA
Energy Moderator: Jim Chapman, Nixon Peabody
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