Many utility leaders are concerned about how to meet their decarbonization milestones while delivering power consistently to customers. Spending on short-term solutions to meet demand during weather-related events can impair investments in diverse energy storage solutions that could better serve long-term decarbonization goals.

Despite worries many utility leaders have about adopting new technologies, making the leap into long-duration energy storage (such as green hydrogen) is essential to manage long-term systemic risk. Our latest playbook shares how utility leaders can balance the competing priorities of reliability, cost and decarbonization while still progressing toward their goals. In this playbook, you will learn:

• Why a robust energy storage strategy spans short to long dispatch capabilities
• Why utilities should lead adoption of green hydrogen
• The business risks of waiting to see how hydrogen energy storage pans out for others
• How to manage the risks of investing in an emerging set of solutions

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