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Jason Houck

Jason Houck

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Contributor, Energy Storage News

Brooklyn

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Total articles 60

  • Long duration and multi-day storage tech will allow California to put surplus renewable energy to good use

    By Scott P. Burger, Jason Houck, Andy Colthorpe Verified| Energy Storage News Verified California made a ‘smart choice’ to invest in low-cost renewables, now it’s all about how to best use those assets. Image: Ameresco. California is pursuing some of the world’s most aggressive renewable energy and decarbonisation pathways. Those hugely positive steps forward however, present some key challenges that energy storage can solve, write the team from iron-air long-duration battery startup Form Energy.

    By Scott P. Burger, Jason Houck, Andy Colthorpe Verified · Energy Storage News

    Sep. 19, 2022

  • Texas' energy crisis: Future directions for planning and building resilient grids

    By Scott P. Burger, Annie Baldwin, Jason Houck, Marco Ferrara| Energy Storage News Verified The repercussions of Texas' Winter Storm events in February, may be felt for years. Scott Burger, Annie Baldwin, Jason Houck and Marco Ferrara at long-duration energy storage start-up Form Energy discuss how in-depth system modelling of current and future grids offers some early takeaways which might help prevent the next crisis and how multi-day energy storage could play a leading role. The costs of the tragic convergence of events in Texas cannot be understated.

    By Scott P. Burger, Annie Baldwin, Jason Houck, Marco Ferrara · Energy Storage News

    Mar. 08, 2021

  • Long duration and multi-day storage tech will allow California to put surplus renewable energy to good use

    By Scott P. Burger, Jason Houck, Andy Colthorpe Verified| Energy Storage News Verified California made a ‘smart choice’ to invest in low-cost renewables, now it’s all about how to best use those assets. Image: Ameresco. California is pursuing some of the world’s most aggressive renewable energy and decarbonisation pathways. Those hugely positive steps forward however, present some key challenges that energy storage can solve, write the team from iron-air long-duration battery startup Form Energy.

    By Scott P. Burger, Jason Houck, Andy Colthorpe Verified · Energy Storage News

    Sep. 19, 2022

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Brooklyn, United States