The Energy Storage Forum will take place in two locations with a live video stream connecting panelists and guests in Boston and New York. While solar has been hot in terms of deal flow, investment and deployment in recent years, the energy storage industry is poised to undergo a revolution. With more than 240% growth in the US last year and 112MW of deployment in the fourth quarter of 2015, storage has finally arrived. Join NECEC— the premier voice of businesses building a world-class clean energy hub in the Northeast—and Foley Hoag’s Energy and Cleantech practice for a not-to-be-missed discussion with energy storage experts in policy, deployment and investment who have their finger on the pulse of the energy storage market.
Speakers:
Judith Judson, Commissioner, Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources
Henrik Holland, Venture Principal, Shell Technology Ventures
Kate Burson, Northeast Market Development, Tesla
Kelly Warner, President, Advanced Microgrid Solutions
Philippe Bouchard, Vice President, Business Development, Eos Energy Storage
John Bellacicco, Director of Northeast Operations, STEM
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