Die wichtigsten regulatorischen Entwicklungen für die Energiespeicherbranche

Mit dem stetig wachsenden Anteil an fluktuierenden Stromerzeugern (PV und Windkraft) müssen elektrische Energiespeicher zunehmend mehr Aufgaben in den Netzen übernehmen. Batterien nehmen in diesem Kontext eine besonders wichtige Rolle ein. Seien es Gewerbe- und Industriespeicher oder Utility-scale Speicher in der Mehrfachnutzung, die Anforderungen steigen. Entscheidende Qualitätsmerkmale sind dabei nicht nur Sicherheit inklusive der funktionalen Sicherheit, sondern auch die Zuverlässigkeit und die Performance - Effizienz und Effektivität - über eine möglichst hohe Lebensdauer sowie auch die Erfüllung von Aufstellort abhängigen Anforderungen wie beispielsweise die Geräuschentwicklung. In dieser Session werden diese Aspekte aus unterschiedlichen Blickwinkeln beleuchtet und basierend auf Betriebserfahrungen Empfehlungen über existierende Standards hinausgegeben.

Gesche Maass is Conference Manager at Solar Promotion GmbH / Conexio-PSE GmbH. She organizes besides the Intersolar Middle East Conference worldwide Intersolar Conferences such as the Intersolar North America Conference, Intersolar China Conference or the equivalent in India and Mexico. Besides, she is involved in the organization or various online events as for example the Green Hydrogen Conference or onsite events on Off Grid, Green Hydrogen or Renewable Energy in Germany. Formally, she served as Marketing Assistant at ISCAR Germany GmbH an Israeli firm for precision tools running PR campaigns, exhibition appearances and market research. She hold a diploma in International Cultural and Business Studies from the University of Passau and is fluent in German, English, Russian and French.

Stephen Zhang, graduated from Beijing University of Chemical Technology, Master degree. He used to work in CNPC and has many years of experience in oil & gas industry. At the beginning of 2021, he joined Sungrow Hydrogen Sci.&Tech Co., Ltd., and was in charge of flexible green hydrogen production system solutions, responsible for and participated in many large-scale green hydrogen production projects. He is currently Director of the European Region of Sungrow Hydrogen, in charge of regional sales and marketing in Europe.

Jorgo Chatzimarkakis is CEO of Hydrogen Europe since 2016. Before he was Representative of Infineon Technologies in Brussels and Member of the European Parliament (2004 - 2014) inter alia in the ITRE Committee (Industry, Technology, Research and Energy) where he could contribute to lay the cornerstone for the first and the second Joint Undertaking on hydrogen and fuel cells. In 2007 he was elected 'MEP of the year' by his colleagues of the European Parliament in the category 'Research and Innovation'. In 2015 he was appointed ambassador at large for Greece. Mr Chatzimarkakis was born in Duisburg, Germany. He holds German and Greek nationality, a degree in political science from the University of Bonn.