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"The need to decarbonize the entire power generation and reach independency from fossil fuels has reached the point of no return" declared Mr Giuseppe Casubolo, Commercial Vice-President Industrial Nitrates at SQM, a new member that joined the association in March 2022.

The European Association for Storage of Energy (EASE) is proud to announce for the seventh year its annual Student Award, recognising outstanding graduate student research in the field of energy storage.

EASE welcomes its new member Energy Storage Netherlands who joined the association in January 2022. Mr Jeroen Neefs answered our questions and declared that "energy storage technologies may serve as a speedy solution to keep momentum in the energy transition. It can serve as a bridge between supply and demand on the longer term, providing critical infrastructure to ensure flexibility and reliability to end users."

EASE, together with 10 other European and national associations, representing key energy stakeholders across the EU, calls on European legislators to support more provisions for long duration energy storage needed in the Delivering the European Green Deal package.

Giulia Ravarino, winner of EASE's Student Award 2021, tells us all about her award winning thesis and how she sees the future of virtual power plants.

In 2011 energy storage really was something novel, for both the industry and policymakers. Over the last couple years, the number of policies related to energy storage has increased dramatically. Policymakers are eager to untap the sector’s potential . In a European Union that aims for a Green Deal and sound Post-Covid Recovery, energy storage is now seen as a key sector.