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The importance of energy storage is now well acknowledged and known by the energy sector. The pertinent question therefore is how and where. Energy storage applications are well spread across the value chain of energy. Electric Vehicles of course find the biggest deployment area for energy storage, but the opportunity present is much more largely spread. Right from front-of-the-meter (FTM) applications like DSM management, peak shifting, load balancing, providing ramping support to behind-the-meter (BTM) applications like DG optimization, microgrid sustenance, datacenters etc.
This presentation will explain the opportunities present in the Indian market, and also throw light on various case studies with storage at FTM and BTM levels.
This webinar will focus on the following key topics:
• Overall market forecast – opportunities in India
• Energy storage applications with renewables
• Energy storage applications for Utilities and DISCOMs
• Behind-the-Meter applications
• EV applications
Presenter
Debmalya Sen – Senior Consultant, Emerging Technologies at Customized Energy Solutions
Debmalya is an energy sector professional with around a decade of asset management and techno-commercial experience across coal, gas, renewable energy (solar and wind), high voltage sub-station operations, datacenter development, EV infrastructure development, innovation and sustainability. He is presently working as Senior Consultant – Emerging Technologies with Customized Energy Solutions. He works closely on energy storage and its application to industry, to help organizations strategize on new business lines and to find applications to integrate storage with existing assets. This includes areas like deployment of storage for DG optimization, RE firming, DSM Management, Utility level storage installation, storage application to defer T&D Investment decisions and Electric vehicle adoption strategies to name a few.
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