Speaking Opportunities
The Long-Duration Energy Storage Forum will examine key technology advances, case studies, and regulatory developments in the move toward longer-term, utility-scale energy storage on the grid.
Industry practitioners, researchers, and executives who are interested in delivering a presentation during the Forum, serving as session moderator, or participating on a panel discussion are welcome to submit a speaking proposal.
Guidelines for Submitting a Speaking Proposal
Individuals who wish to deliver a presentation or organize a panel session should submit the following:
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1. Speaker name, title, company, and contact information
2. Presentation title (or title of panel session)
3. Abstract of presentation or panel session (150 words)
4. Speaker biography and photo
5. Bullet list of 3-4 Key Learning Points from the presentation or panel session
Additional Guidance
- We ask that proposals be non-commercial in nature. Submissions will be carefully reviewed by the Program Advisory Group to ensure depth and relevance to the program.
- Presentations that emphasize case studies, best practices, and real-world results are encouraged.
- Emerging business models, demos and deployment plans
- Integration into grid operations and networks
- Advances in Lithium-ion battery technology at grid scale
- Latest long-duration, bulk energy storage technology developments
- Flow Batteries, gravity-based systems, and thermal storage
- Adiabatic advanced compressed air storage
- Pumped heat energy storage
- Liquid air storage
- Zinc-based storage
- Sodium-sulfur batteries
- Software for enabling long-duration storage aggregation
- Utilizing hydrogen for seasonal storage
- Advances in pumped hydro
- State of government policies, regulations, incentives and tax credits
- Investor interest and activity
- Case studies and lessons learned to date
- Directions forward and success strategies for industry and regulators