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StorEn Tech Announces the Passing of CEO Carlo Brovero
On April 20, 2022, our team experienced a tragic loss when Carlo Brovero passed away after an unexpectedly severe complication from a recent illness. The entire StorEn family mourns this loss. On behalf of our Board of Directors, management team and employees, we extend our deepest sympathies to Carlo’s family.
Sustainable Energy for a Better Life
According to 71% of Americans, clean energy should be a priority. The main drivers leading Americans to support renewable energy are twofold: 75% want to reduce pollution and 72% want to secure the well-being of future generations, including their children. Given their commitment to making a greener future, nearly half of consumers have said they....
How Battery Tech is Changing the Renewable Energy Market
In 2019, renewable energy powered the equivalent of 43.5 million homes in America. The biggest renewable sources, wind and solar, generated hundreds of thousands of jobs and over $10 billion in investments each. By 2025, renewable energy worldwide is predicted to become a $1.5 trillion dollar industry, incredible growth in such a short period of time.
Hacking Renewable Energy for a Green Future
By mid-decade, the global renewable energy market will reach a combined total of $1.5 trillion. This will be an enormous increase; in 2019, renewable energy powered the equivalent of 43.5 million homes in the US. In that year, solar and wind power had $18.7 and $14 billion in respective investments.
Top 5 Global Startup Hubs: Energy Storage Technology
We conducted an exhaustive analysis of the global geographic distribution of 1.806 startups to learn more about the energy storage startup ecosystem. Read more to find out about the top hubs and innovative startups in the field!
StorEn Tech Provides First Of Its Kind Vanadium Flow Battery To Australia
Australia has taken another step toward greater use of battery energy storage thanks to a new 30 kWh StorEn vanadium flow battery that was installed for use in a renewable hydrogen plant at Queensland University of Technology (QUT).