Aquion Energy / McDonough Braungart Design Chemistry Corporation / NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory / RENEWABLE ENERGY / Total / Exelon / Shell / /
Continent
Asia / North America / South America / /
Country
Germany / Malaysia / Australia / Philippines / South Africa / /
Currency
USD / /
Facility
Carnegie Mellon University / Aquion’s factory / /
IndustryTerm
venture capital / disruptive technology / grid reliability services / electricity / peak electricity rates / energy storage / energy density requirements / grid-scale energy storage / stationary energy storage / high energy density / nontoxic and non-combustible product / energy values / large-scale energy storage systems / manufacturing / hybrid systems / energy technology / battery technology / chemicals / storage technology / energy technologies / energy devices / steel / energy / /
Organization
Bipartisan Policy Center’s American Energy Innovation Council / Carnegie Mellon University / National Aeronautics and Space Administration / Department of Energy / /
Person
Jay Whitacre / /
Position
Chief Technology Officer / Senior Staff Scientist / leader / Professor of Materials Science & Engineering / Chairman / systems engineer / Major / forward / Private / Professor of Materials Science / /
Product
sodium bicarbonate / /
ProvinceOrState
Florida / Hawaii / California / /
Technology
energy technologies / storage technology / energy technology / battery technology / disruptive technology / AHI technology / /
1 Testimony of Jay Whitacre Chief Technology Officer, Aquion Energy HOUSE SCIENCE COMMITTEE HEARING: “INNOVATION IN BATTERY STORAGE FOR RENEWABLE ENERGY”