Hazlip: Hydrogen is a viable multi-day storage alternative to batteries
Will Hazlip · Creating the ‘energy capitals’ of a decarbonized grid [partner content] · May 1, 2023 · at 6:30
National Grid Ventures President Will Hazlip discusses the role of green hydrogen in grid reliability and long-duration energy storage during periods of low renewable output.
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“We also see power generation applications, and so using hydrogen as an energy storage medium to be able to run power generation for longer periods of time than lithium ion batteries, right? So multiple days when the wind's not blowing, the sun's not shining we see hydrogen as a viable alternative for that.”
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