Pumped Hydro Energy Storage (PHES) provides a vastly available, highly mature, lowest-cost, lowest-impact, longest-lifetime solution to dunkelflaute. PHES constitutes 95% of global energy storage. The ...

Andrew Blakers receives funding from ARENA and DFAT. The latter is to help uptake of solar and pumped hydro in south-east Asia. Harry Armstrong-Thawley currently receives funding from ACAP and an ...

A global race is underway to find long-term energy storage solutions, with venture capital investing heavily in new technologies beyond the current lithium-ion battery dominance. Researchers at the ...

Ocean energy storage startup Sizable Energy just raised $8 million to bring its long-duration offshore pumped hydro system to market. The round was led by Playground Global, with backing from Exa ...

Built by a subsidiary of State Grid Corp of China, the fully operational facility has a total installed capacity of 1.35 gigawatts. [Photo/State Grid Corp of China website] NANJING — China on Tuesday ...

Situated near Georgetown, 270km north west of Townsville, Genex Power’s 250MW renewable energy project will use wind, solar, pumped hydro and a battery storage system to support Queensland’s ...

A private consortium looking to revive the Lake Onslow pumped hydro storage scheme is preparing to lodge a fast-track consent application with the government. The idea, backed by the previous Labour ...

An Italian startup is developing an offshore pumped hydro storage system that avoids the environmental and geographical ...

Hydro Energy, a wholly-owned unit of Norwegian aluminium company Norsk Hydro ASA (NHYDY) has announced the final investment decision for its largest hydropower development in more than 20 years with c ...

A new international assessment of LDES finds that pumped storage hydropower remains the most widely deployed and market-ready ...

In the mountains of Tennessee, not far from Chattanooga, there is the Raccoon Mountain picturesque hydroelectric power plant.

When Adrian Herder saw the plans for proposed hydropower project on the Navajo Nation’s Black Mesa, he was shocked by the “outrageous” 450,000 acre-feet of water the project would reportedly use.