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As the clean energy transition and climate goals are on the top list of policies in the European Union, energy storage is gaining momentum across various initiatives from the European Parliament. EASE is pleased to see that European Parliament considers energy storage as the key enabler for energy transition and has taken many steps to make sure that energy storage will be included in the policies and regulatory framework for the clean energy transition.

The European Association for the Storage of Energy (EASE) is proud to announce the winner of the 2020 edition of the EASE student award: Ian Santos Fernández, who conducted a exceptional research on the legal barriers to electricity benefit stacking in the context of the European Union.

Smart sector integration is about linking up different economic sectors and unlock synergies through direct and indirect electrification. Energy storage technologies are key for smart sector integration as they allow us to store excess energy and discharge it when there is too little generation or too much demand and provide flexibility across different sectors at different time-scales, seconds, minutes, hours, weeks, and even over seasons.

EASE is committed to promoting diversity, gender equality, and inclusivity in energy storage and is glad to be part of  the Women in Energy Storage Mentoring Programme. EASE Policy Manager Brittney Elzarei was chosen as a mentor for the programme that involves 25 women from 17 developing countries and centres on comprehensive knowledge-transfer through webinars, virtual networking, and peer-to-peer exchange.

EASE has organised the "Financing Clean Energy in the Context of EU Recovery" for the SMARTSPEND project on 30 September 2020.

We are please to announce that a new member has joined EASE: Energiasalv Pakri OÜ. Welcome on board!