- Job Title
- Researcher
- Company
- Red Mexicana de Almacenamiento
- Country
- Mexico
Enrique Quiroga-González got his PhD at the University of Kiel (Germany), where he was leader of battery research afterwards. From 2014 he works as researcher at BUAP (Puebla, Mexico), being the leader of the Energy Lab and the coordinator of the master's and PhD programs on Materials Science. From 2017 he is the representative of the Mexican Energy Storage Network.
September 04, 2024Discussion & Q&A
01:40 pm - 02:00 pm
Large Scale Solar Projects in Northwest Mexico
Utility-scale solar energy deployment has long been stalled in Mexico. In this session, some of the large PV projects in the northwest of the country will be discussed that will set the tone in the long-awaited opening of this market segment.
September 04, 2024Beyond Lithium Batteries: A Wider Technological Approach
04:00 pm - 05:00 pm
Beyond Lithium Batteries: A Wider Technological Approach
Lithium is essential in the development of the global battery market. Although this mineral is available in Mexico, it is extremely important to consider alternatives and complementary devices that extend the useful life of the batteries. Likewise, it is important to consider thermal storage technologies for the industry.
September 04, 2024Discussion & Q&A
04:45 pm - 05:00 pm
Large-scale Energy Storage, Beyond Lithium
Lithium is essential in the development of the global battery market. However, it is of utmost importance to consider alternatives for large-scale energy storage, as well as complementary devices. Thermal storage technologies for industry will also be presented in this session.