Launched: Long Duration Energy Storage Evaluation & Tracking Tool

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The Long Duration Energy Storage National Consortium, led by Sandia National Laboratories and recently transferred to Edison Electric Institute, released an interactive tool to visualize and assess multi-hour energy storage technologies and projects. The tool consolidates data from industry reports, academic studies, and expert insights, helping users filter and compare storage options based on key metrics. The resource supports decision-making to apply multi-hour storage technologies to increase the availability and resilience of national energy supplies. Users access a centralized platform to explore technology and project data. To keep information current, it is planned to update the tool twice a year. Luke McLaughlin, one of the developers from Sandia, will provide a tutorial at the LDES Consortium Annual Meeting, July 14-15.

For more information, visit: https://ldes-tool.sandia.gov.

A new tool released by the Long Duration Energy Storage National Consortium allows users to visualize and view key metrics from multi-hour energy storage technologies and projects, such as this screenshot showing the number of multi-hour projects by U.S. state.
A new tool released by the Long Duration Energy Storage National Consortium allows users to visualize and view key metrics from multi-hour energy storage technologies and projects, such as this screenshot showing the number of multi-hour projects by U.S. state.

This material is based upon work supported by the U.S. Department of Energy, Office of Technology Commercialization.