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ESS, Inc.
United States
Приєднався 4 січ 2016
ESS Inc. designs, builds and deploys environmentally sustainable, low-cost, iron flow batteries for long-duration commercial and utility-scale energy storage applications requiring from 4 to 12 hours of flexible energy capacity. The Energy Warehouse™ and Energy Center™ use earth-abundant iron, salt, and water for the electrolyte, resulting in an environmentally benign, long-life energy storage solution for the world’s renewable energy infrastructure. Established in 2011, ESS Inc. enables project developers, utilities, and commercial and industrial facility owners to make the transition to more flexible non-lithium-ion storage that is better suited for the grid and the environment. For more information visit www.essinc.com.
ESS Tech, Inc. Project Showcase Burbank Water & Power
This video showcase ESS' installation at Burbank Water & Power
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Senator Ron Wyden joins ESS to Celebrate a Year of Achievement in American Clean Tech Manufacturing
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Event co-hosted by Clean Energy for America commemorates one-year anniversary of the Inflation Reduction Act and Oregon’s growing clean energy economy.
MIT Technology Review
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Hugh McDermott, SVP for Business Development and Sales joins the EmTech Stage at the MIT Technology Review to talk about the key role of iron flow batteries in smoothing out the intermittencies of renewables. MIT Technology chose iron batteries on the grid as one of its top 10 breakthrough technologies in 2022.
Big Biz Show 5 17 22 Eric Dresselhuys
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Eric Dresselhuys gets back on the Big Biz Show to talk to the guys again - this time about how ESS Inc. is addressing tomorrow's energy storage infrastructure needs today with its long-duration iron flow batteries.
ESS Inc. Catalyzing a Clean Future. Every Day.
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ESS Inc. Catalyzing a Clean Future. Every Day.
Big Biz Show 4 26 22 Interview with Eric Dresselhuys
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CEO Eric Dresselhuys talks with Big Biz Show about the current applications for long-duration energy storage.
March 16 2022: Secretary Granholm's Clean Energy Leadership Roundtable
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CEO Eric Dresselhuys participates on Energy Secretary Granholm's Clean Energy Leadership Roundtable
ESS Opening Bell
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Watch ESS Inc. ring the opening bell Oct 11, 2021 - Video courtesy of the NYSE
ESS Inc's All Natural Battery
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This video highlights ESS Inc.'s proven iron-flow battery technology and state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities. ESS Inc. designs, builds and deploys environmentally sustainable, low-cost, iron flow batteries for long-duration commercial and utility-scale energy storage applications requiring from 4 to 12 hours of flexible energy capacity. The Energy Warehouse™ and Energy Center™ use earth-a...
ESS All Natural Iron Flow Battery
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ESS Inc. designs, builds and deploys environmentally sustainable, low-cost, iron flow batteries for long-duration commercial and utility-scale energy storage applications requiring from 4 to 12 hours of flexible energy capacity. The Energy Warehouse™ and Energy Center™ use earth-abundant iron, salt, and water for the electrolyte, resulting in an environmentally benign, long-life energy storage ...
About ESS Inc's Energy Storage Solutions
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Energy Warehouse, a containerized, turn-key solution for C&I Projects Energy Center, a flexible, modular solutins for utility-scale projects
ESS Craig Evans Good Stuff Video
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CEO Craig Evans talks to The Good Stuff about his vision and how ESS Inc. is a going about building a sustainable energy future.
What are the details of this ESS installation? How does it compare to a Tesla MegaPack?
Niiiiiiice!!!! Thanks for all your hard work.
Gloss sales mumbo jumbo... how about some hard knuckle fiscal results. Need to see the math. Actual fiscal numbers from real world production.
Hmmm?
Good to see the updates. Please keep them coming.
Just watched the video, a billion dollar backlog if that’s the case I am buying more
Such a good grid scale battery design. I really hope it works. Don't have much risk tolerance, but invested a little just to be part of the ride.
This narrator sounds like @wheezywaiter. Looks like him, too. I think a clone escaped.
Go guys it is exciting to hear your scaling up process. We need ESS to be mentioned in other articles about storage applications. To often it is just lithium batteries mentioned. Craig Nyman
button up your shirt or have chest hair
“many, many more”. … (like 3 more)
Best Energy Storage Company!
Thank you for the video, but there is one thing that catches my attention: You mention "Clean Energy", but you begin your video showing your empty roof on which there is not a single solar panel. You must already have energy storage system, in fact, you are the storage system producer. Is it financially unfeasible?
Considering the scale efficiency, it might be better not to use them. Their iron flow batteries are suitable for utility-scale installations. I'm not entirely sure, but filling the flat roof of a building with solar panels might require structural considerations for the building.
forecasts pls
One forecast at 10:55 is "net unit profitability later this year"
Thanks for the updates from michael and the team , Great to see a new automated line coming next year, it will double the production, shares seemed to have jumped a bit this week so far, sitting at $0,92
It would be nice if you had more technical walkthrough type videos. If a community solar park serving a few dozen houses wanted to add a container battery to the local substation, assuming they get talked out of buying a used shipping container to fill with tesla powerwalls... what even are the right questions to ask?
I would start with what is the expected lifetime of the battery, what environmental concerns come with it and do I need a lot of power for a short amount of time or less than 1Mw but for much longer stretches.
Consider the shipping container filled with powerwalls. It’s actually a great solution.
@@davehasenford3985 Assuming it doesn't catch fire, degrade rapidly over five years use, flood, have a 36 hour power outage where the inside of the container gets up to 110 degrees... But yeah the argument in favor is installing 2 more each year as they can afford them. Until the layoffs hit the powerwall unit and then we're tying together different vendors' systems and wisting for just racks of prismatic cells and our own inverters again, except the guy who knew how to set that up moved...
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They can just reverse split
So all that to store about the same energy as a 5 gallon (or less) can of gasoline?
Get the marketing moving! Commercials, ad spend to showcase the product, and customer feedback!
Better yet, quit using our equity as their slush fund. Remove all executive warrants and options; compare their pay and ZERO COST OPTIONS to actual successful CEOs... They need to take a lesson from Priceline, slash ALL executive pay, remove all warrants and stock options, AND reverse split the company to remove the excessive float to PREVENT the image of robbing the company for their benefit... exactly what ESS Tech is doing (go back to BKNG, Priceline in 2003 and see for yourself) this company is building to be great but right now, they are diluting our equity for their greed.
Technology + Assembly + Packaging: interesting. On your website I would like to see a financial comparison between a lithium ion or iron phosphate battery of comparable kW power or kWh capacity.
I wonder what size of an EES flow battery would be needed for a 1,800 sq ft house? In about 10 years I could be very common for a new house to come with a battery and solar roof
This product is not designed for residential homes (yet), because the relative low density of their storage chems and their battery system fits in a shipping container. If you have a large property, perhaps there is a use case for your wind or solar generation to store the power when generation capacity goes idle in no-wind, cloudy, or evening hours. In 10 years, power generation may no longer use solar or wind, but micro-fusion. It would make sense to store that power at scale.
To me that is a great scaling solution and creates a very strong redundancy of an electric grid. However maintaining such a large grid…. These batteries would need to require almost zero maintenance and then there would be the problem of “eye sore” as most people wouldn’t want something in their back yard that looks bad. Could be an easy solution there. I think maintenance would be the largest problem. I’ve heard of vertical stacking “potential energy” solutions that in theory sound even more viable and cheaper. Scaling, cost, and efficiency will win the day.
If the technology to improve the energy density of iron flow batteries is developed, they could potentially be used in homes. Alternatively, sodium-ion batteries might resolve this issue.
very good !!
Nice video!
It has been a long haul! Keep at it! :)
what? the company nosedive? Wake up, the company has a great future but management is treating our equity like their piggy bank.
If it's legit, by all means license the tech to everywhere, like right now. It's not stuff you'd want to ship far anyway.
You would think that they would put solar panels on the roof of that factory.
I think it would be exceptional if you could spread the word a great deal more as to what you guys do in comparison to using lithium types of batteries. Lithium has no place in industrial scale power back up systems in my opinion
I’ve been seeing some good news about your company today, so I have become an Investor. If you guys could continue to increase the amount of information available, it would be greatly appreciated. Your iron flow, utility size batteries, make a tremendous amount of sense to me.
Since ESS Inc. is an energy storage technology company contributing to better utilization of green energy, I am truly surprised to see their factory's roof without any solar panels. The cost of such an installation would be negligible compared to the company's multi-million dollar R&D and G&A spending. I wonder if ESS Inc even considered that. Maybe they found it unfeasible. I sincerely want to know the answer. Best Regards,
A battery from Iron, salt, and water. Am I missing something because otherwise how aren't this the same battery technology not installed all over the place. Schools, Malls, grocery stores, hospitals, distribution centers, etc. Yes I do understand that large upfront cost before the long term savings
How much for one o' those nodding sycophant guys? I could use some more positivity 'roun' heah.
I'd like to be able to buy one of those 12kW stacks for home off grid capabilities
Would be nice to see this built into big buildings for energy independence and grid stability
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❤ Great tour. Seeing the battery evolution was fascinating. So was seeing the assembly of an energy warehouse. As an investor I appreciate the insights!
Stellar video of history of the technology and manufacturing process! Great tool for educating folks about the company and efficiency of manufacturing.
Thank you very much for the video! Having the comments turned-on for your videos is also a good indicator for me.
Awesome to look under the hood guys, keep it up!
Wicked tech! This is the future in my opinion.
Interesting video. However, it seems like this company may be headed toward the same destiny as Arcimoto. It looks like the battery is "expensive" from a manufacturing point of view, and of course, is gigantic for a very nominal amount of power at 50kW, less than the battery in my car. Yes, I understand the arguments with "safe" and commodity components and electrolyte, but I'm not convinced this is competitive overall--that the cost of production can be driven down significantly and there is sufficient market demand for this type of battery. Given cash burn and revenue thus far (very little), this company will either be facing bankruptcy or significant dilution within a few years.
According to your comment, you have not understood how a flow battery works. Please do not confuse kW with kWh. The Energy Warehouse from ESS has a storage capacity of 400 kWh to 600 kWh with a rated output of 50 kW to 90 kW. The storage capacity of Flow Batteries is only limited by the volume of the electrolyte tank.
@@SPalr Yes, that was an oversight on my part. Thank you for the correction.
I'm a long term stockholder, the reasoning for my belief in them is their IP gives them a nice technological moat. First advantage is that their battery won't lose capacity as it cycles, cycle it as often as you want, it doesn't care. It will still be putting out that same kw/kwh rating 25-30 years from now, also that's 25-30 years of not having to pay all the hazmat licenses, fees and training you would need with almost any other chemistry. Lithuim-ion requires many, many kw's worth of thermal management in order to not go into shutdown, so that's not only an unspoken drain on the battery packs but it's also a budgetary item as it will need constant PM's and repairs performed. While the power output of an individual energy warehouse isn't terribly impressive, when it scales up to their energy centers and you can output up to 6MW/72MWH on a single acre of land, for 25 years, it suddenly sounds like the kind of things that cities and municipality would love. Throwing in that's non-toxic, easily recyclable and water-based is just whipped cream on top. I can't read the future so I don't know if/when they will pull it off but after spending a lot of time studying the issues with lithuim-ion and other battery chemistries, I believe they have the best chance of capturing a large share of the C&I and utility markets.
Do you have an idea why there stock is so undervalued?
@@salvadordavinci7 its a relatively new technology and utilities like certainty, no one wants to buy into the next Betamax, so it's slow going until people realize that this tech works. They do have quality customers though and as they become comfortable that these products will perform as advertised, I expect they will grow the deliveries at a healthy pace
Great to see !!
Thank you! Very informative and so cool!
Hey Drezza, how come you got those metal spokes stickin' out the sides of those batteries? People are going to want to be able to move these things around cheaply & easy. Thus, their size should conform to shipping standards. Your next big batt should be flush (no spokes) & should have the length & width of a shipping pallet, with a height 0.5x (stackable) or 1x the internal height of a shipping container. If you want to go even bigger, subsequent batts should be the size of quadcon, tricon or better yet bicon shipping containers. The tanks look sweet. These membranes tho - ain't people tryna ditch them altogether? Good work, & get those Portlandians of yours to keep 'em coming. Thanks for the tour & regards, G.M. o/
They don't ship individual batteries, they pack the batteries and the tanks and the AC inverters in a 40-foot shipping container that's ready to go on site. (As far as membranes if you have fluids you're exchanging ions between, you can't avoid that sort of a permeable barrier, so far as I can imagine)
Please show us in a real world test.
They have something like 30-50 container units installed and operating at utilities and customers. It would be neat to see some more of the assembly and and testing, for sure.
Great to see! Thank you for putting this up. :)
Batteries made from Iron, salt, water, and common metals that can be recycled and non toxic is exactly what our future needs. I hope this company succeeds because the demand for large scale and safe electrical storage will be necessary forever.
This was awesome! Thank you so much for posting this.
Great video all! Hope we get to see them more often
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Awesome 👏