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The new era of the energy sector encircles around alternate sources of energy, the truth in the phrase has now been well understood and accepted by even the toughest critic of change.The world has become aware and has put its faith in renewables. But with increase of renewables in grid what also creeps in is variability, which makes the grid inertia go down. The call of the day is to make renewables responsible, one potential way of the same is through combining storage with renewables. But how viable is storage and to what extent can it stop the variability brought to the grid by renewables. This paper discusses on the storage potentials, their types, present challenges and way forward.
This webinar will focus on the following key topics:
• Current power sector scenario – India preview
• Market predictions
• Challenges
• How energy storage can be an enabler
• Present status of energy storage, forecast, challenges and way forward
Presenter
Debmalya Sen – Innovation Manager at CLP India Private Ltd.
Mr. Sen is a power sector professional with a decade of asset management and techno-commercial experience across renewable energy, fossil fuel project, combined cycle duel fuel plant and high voltage sub-station operations, including innovation, new energy and sustainability. He is presently leading Innovation initiatives for CPL with focus on datacenters, microgrids, fuel cell applications, energy storage and EV charging.
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