Asociace AKU-BAT CZ

We associate subjects from the area
of energy across the Czech Republic

We are an association bringing together the most important entities active in the field of energy storage. We support the cooperation of our members in the entire spectrum of services, from the use of storage in industry, energy or as an element of flexibility, through the development of e-mobility to the development of hydrogen technologies and more.

The diversity of the ever-growing member base of the association gives us unique know-how across the field of accumulation.

The members of the association are large energy companies, international and domestic manufacturers and suppliers of batteries, the most important players in the field of renewable energy sources, renowned banking houses, universities, research institutions, associations, industrial enterprises, heating plants, investors in hydrogen technologies, telecommunications companies and law firms.

We actively participate in creating of new laws and setting the conditions of new subsidy titles. We have the most up-to-date information about ongoing and upcoming legislative changes, not only in the Czech Republic but also in the EU, which we share with our membership.

We are a founding member of the Modern Energy Association (Svaz moderní energetiky), and we also work closely with the Solar Association and other industry associations.

Events with AKU-BAT

TECHNICAL CHALLENGES AND VISIONS FOR FUTURE MOBILITY

We would like to invite you to the lectures of our member, VUT Brno, which take place every second Tuesday…

14.3.2023 – 30.6.2023 | Brno – VUT Brno

2023 WORLD BATTERY INDUSTRY EXPO (WBE)

We have become a media partner of 2023 World Battery Industry Expo (WBE). HERE is the link for more information….

8.8.2023 – 10.8.2023 | China Import & Export Fair Complex, Guangzhou

ENERGY STORAGE GLOBAL CONFERENCE 2023

We have become a partner of the Energy Storage Global Conference (ESGC). The Energy Storage Global Conference (ESGC) offers industry,…

10.10.2023 – 12.10.2023 | Brusel – Hotel Le Plaza

More events

AKUCAST – Our podcast

AKUCAST: CHALLENGES FOR FVE AND ENERGY STORAGE

With the Solar Energy and Storage 2023 conference coming up on May 30, hosted by the Solar Energy Association, we decided to dedicate this episode of AKUCAST to the topics that are driving the world of PV, storage, flexibility aggregation and the overall modern energy industry. This time we talked with Jan Krčmář, Director of the Solar Association, and Pavel Doucha, Partner of AK Doucha Šikola, member of the Solar Association and AKU-BATU and well-known energy lawyer. Together we discussed non-connection of new PV plants, storage and flexibility, Lex RES II, community energy and much more. What’s going on positively in the market? What is holding the market back? And what are the challenges ahead? Listen to the next episode of our podcast.

You can listen to the full podcast on our YouTube channel or Spotify.

23.5.2023 | Online

AKUCAST: WHY INSTALL BATTERY STORAGE IN LDS?

What are the differences in the use of BESS in Slovakia and the Czech Republic in industrial sites and local distribution systems? Is there sufficient government support for BESS in LDCs or industrial plants? This time we will talk to Martin Michko, Director of the Czech Association of Local Distribution System Operators, who says that new technologies will always increase in importance with a sensible project. What does Martin base his ideas on? Find out in the next episode of AKUCAST. This time the episode is hosted by Ivan Trup, head of the AKU-BAT technical working group.

You can listen to the whole podcast on our YouTube channel or Spotify.

3.5.2023 | Online

AKUCAST: RESIDENTIAL FLEXIBILITY

The topic of the 12th part of AKUCAST is very topical, widely discussed, attractive – Flexibility, especially at the low voltage (LV) level, i.e. mainly residential flexibility, or smaller companies. We will probably have to wait a while for a more massive involvement of households in flexibility, but it is already clear that the potential is great. Experience from Western markets such as the UK, France and Belgium shows that flexibility aggregators can not only partially replace fossil power plants, but also enable the transition to digital and sustainable energy and can reduce countries’ costs for stabilising electricity systems, similar to energy storage.

We are delighted that two of our distinguished members, Jan Hicl, Product Director at Nano Green from Nano Energies and Tomas Molek, Senior Flexibility Consultant at Flexigy from Unicorn, have accepted the invitation to participate in the next part of our AKUCAST.

You can listen to the full podcast on our YouTube channel or Spotify.

13.4.2023 | Online