Welcome to the UK Energy Storage Conference, UKES 2024
This year the University of Nottingham is hosting the official UK Energy Storage conference (UKES2024), from 10-12 April 2024. The conference has previously been hosted by Imperial College London, and the Universities of Birmingham, Warwick and Newcastle.
UKES provides an inclusive platform for all researchers in Energy Storage to come together to present their work, with an agenda that endeavours to include academia, industry and policy to form key collaborations for the futures of the field.
Just some of the technologies covered range from (flow- and non-flow-) batteries through compressed air, liquid air, gravitational potential, CO2 liquefaction, pumped thermal and all of the synthetic fuels. Conference topics will also include market structures, policy issues, projections of future costs and performance and the “just transition” of a large workforce into this critically-important new industry.
Conference topics
- Pumped hydro or other gravitational energy storage methods
- Pumped thermal or other thermal ES for (re)producing electricity
- Storage integrated with generation
- Storage integrated with consumption
- Electrochemical non-flow batteries
- Energy storage using oxidisable materials
- Flow batteries
- Compressed air energy storage
- Materials for energy storage
- Modelling to elucidate the roles for energy storage
- Power-conversion technologies directly useful for storage
- Policy / market dimensions affecting energy storage
- Direct electrical storage: (capacitive or inductive)
- Geological storage of hydrogen
Abstracts
Click here to view the UKES2024 abstract booklet.
We look forward to welcoming you to Nottingham.