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In this episode, Giovanni Damato, president of CMBlu Energy, explains why long-duration energy storage is becoming an important tool for AI data centers and grid infrastructure, and discusses the role of non-lithium battery technologies in addressing power demand, grid interconnection constraints and reliability challenges.
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