Energy and resource management evolve from static reserves to dynamic systems built for performance and resilience. With nations enforcing strict reliability and sustainability regulations, energy grids are surpassing the limits of short-duration batteries. Long-duration energy storage (LDES) is stepping in to ensure renewable sources meet mandated capacity targets. Meanwhile, regulators are increasingly scrutinizing how industries manage fuels and chemicals. Advanced tank monitoring is now a digital safeguard that delivers real-time leak detection and lowers emissions.
At the forefront is the rise of iron-air and flow batteries, an LDES designed to deliver eight hours or more of power. These technologies give grid operators a practical tool to meet renewable integration targets while retiring carbon-heavy peaker plants. In tank monitoring, the shift is toward IoT-enabled platforms that combine radar sensing with cloud analytics. Beyond simple level tracking, these systems automate compliance reporting, detect real-time anomalies and forecast demand. This helps industries to stay ahead of tightening regulations while reducing operational risks and environmental impact.
Driven by these trends, the energy management market is projected to reach US$111.86 billion with a 13 percent CAGR by the end of 2030.
This magazine highlights thought leadership articles from Christian López, Senior Director Engineering: Performance, Commissioning & SCADA at The AES and Seth Little, Director of Market Development and Partnerships at CLEAResult, who share insights shaping the future of energy technology.
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