Aluminum Cans As An Energy Source with Konstantin Pushkin From AL Technologies

Energy storage is absolutely essential in order to implement renewable energy on a large scale. Energy storage allows for electricity produced during high production times, to be used in low production times, when the grid may need more energy than it is producing. Konstantin Pushkin, the CEO of AL Technologies may be on to something in his pursuit of aluminum energy storage.He told me all about how it’s resilient and never loses its charge and could be a large scale contributor to the future of how our energy systems operate. Physical forms of fuel such as aluminum and hydrogen make energy storage easy, and I can’t wait to see how both prospects develop. You can find AL Technolgies and Konstantin himself at the links below.

AL Technologies Website - https://al-technologies.com

Konstantin’s Website - https://konstantinpushkin.com/ 

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