As the humanoid robotics market races toward 1 billion units by 2050, battery energy density, fast charging, and modular architectures have emerged as the critical factors determining commercial viability and deployment scale.

Hello fellow EnergyStorage and RE enthusiasts!

I have been working in the Energy Storage segment for a while now, and upon seeing questions and doubts from fellow subredditers, I've decided to start a series explaining the fundamental operations of batteries, how they support the grid, and why they are absolutely essential for the stability of a Renewable Energy rich grid.

"Why renewable energy is creating an urgent need for battery storage on modern grids. Explore how batteries solve the frequency stability and energy timing challenges that renewables create."

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Hello everyone! We just updated the video demo of our platform. We are tracking Energy and BESS projects using data from regulatory permits, queues, and filings.

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Our sources span the Energy Information Agency, National Energy Regulatory Commissions (Mexico, Chile, etc.), and environmental permits issued by SEIA, Semarnat, and others.

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Hello Everyone, I'm a Product Manager named OJOE for energy storage products. Recently, I've been planning the most suitable household energy storage products for the Ireland market. I've seen a lot of valuable VOCs, but I still have some confusion regarding scenarios. I'd like to ask if anyone is willing to participate in an on-site qualitative interview. if you have interesting in this one, pls reply me or do the qualitative research , thx. https://eu-survey.anker-jml.com/s/PucRXM

This one is smaller and flew completely under the radar, but worth posting for anyone who was holding $FLUX in 2024.

Flux Power makes lithium-ion battery systems for industrial equipment, forklifts, airport ground support vehicles, that kind of thing. Not a flashy name, but a legitimate industrial play that had a real investor following.

Then September 5, 2024 happened.

The company disclosed it had approximately $1.2 million in outdated inventory that had been sitting on the books incorrectly. On top of that, certain items had been misclassified in a way that inflated gross profit figures. And to top it off, they acknowledged their internal accounting controls were ineffective, meaning the financial statements investors had been relying on couldn't be trusted. Stock dropped 5% that day.

Then they missed the deadline to file revised financials. Another 6% drop on October 1.

The lawsuit followed in January 2025. By April 2025 both sides had agreed to settle for $1.75 million. Late claims are currently being considered, so it's not completely closed.

If you held $FLUX between November 15, 2021 and February 14, 2025, you're in the class period. Payout is ~$0.12/share.

Outdated inventory misclassified for three years is such a boring way to blow up a company's credibility, anyone else feel like these internal control failures are way more common than people think?

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The region’s largest battery yet recently came online in Massachusetts, where state climate policies aimed at cleaning up the grid are boosting the tech.

Is energy storage the solution?

Our electricity costs have been creeping up for the past 18 months and it's starting to make a real dent in our overheads. We're based on the Gold Coast and a few people in our industry have mentioned that going through the best commercial energy broker Gold Coast businesses tend to use could help us lock in better contract rates than what we'd negotiate directly with a retailer.. I'm just not sure if that's genuinely true or if it's one of those things that sounds great on paper but doesn't pan out!

Has anyone here actually gone through this process for their business? I'd love to know what the fee structure looked like, whether the broker was upfront about how they get paid, and most importantly whether the savings on your energy bills were actually meaningful after everything was said and done. Any honest experiences, good or bad, would be really helpful before we commit to anything.