Thanks to you, Advancion 4 was recognized with the industry's most prestigious award: The 2016 International Edison Award.

It's been nearly a decade since we first started exploring the use of batteries on the grid. Ten years ago experts didn't think it was technically possible. Today the technology has evolved into an accepted power system resource that has been validated with the industry's most prestigious honor. This recognition is not just for Advancion. It's a milestone for the entire industry, that couldn't be possible without inspirational and innovative partners like you. Together we can forge a bright future for energy storage and advance the development of a clean, unbreakable grid.
We invite you to submit your own moment in energy storage history as we celebrate how far we've come together.

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A look inside AES' Kilroot Advancion Array
(2015)

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Mark Green, President, AES Europe SBU, speaks at AES Kilroot ribbon cutting event
(2015)

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(L to R) Mark Green, Sam Matthews, Emma Pengelly, Carla Tully, John Zahurancik, Jennifer McCann and Jenny Pyper at Kilroot ribbon cutting event
(2015)

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AES Kilroot Advancion Array
(2015)

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AES Netherlands Advancion Energy Storage Array
(2015)

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AES, Samsung and Netherlands and European energy representatives (L to R: Brett Galura, Taehyen Kang , Steve Corwell, Gineke van Dijk, Andreea Strachinescu, and Peter Bill) attend the AES Zeeland ribbon cutting event
(2015)

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Samsung, Elsta and AES representatives attend the AES Zeeland ribbon cutting event
(2015)

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A peek inside the AES Zeeland Advancion Array
(2015)

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AES President John Zahurancik prepares to open the AES Warrior Run Advancion Array
(2015)

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A look inside the AES Warrior Run Advancion Array
(2015)

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The battery technology that powers Advancion 4
(2015)

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AES, Maryland state government and utility representatives (L to R: Mike McKay, George Edwards, John Zahurancik, Ken Zagzebski, Peter Bajc, Wendell Beitzel, Kevin Hughes, Jake Shade and Chris Shelton) celebrate the AES Warrior Run Advancion Array opening (2015)

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AES and Maryland state utility representatives (L to R: Chris Shelton, George Edwards, Peter Bajc, Kevin Hughes, John Zahurancik and Ken Zagzebski) at the AES Warrior Run Advancion Array ribbon cutting
(2015)

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Ken Zagzebski, President, AES US, speaks at AES Warrior Run Advancion Array ribbon cutting event
(2015)

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AES Energy Storage team (L to R: John Zahurancik, Jay Geinzer, Dauren Kilish, Isaiah Jefferson, Brett Galura, Casey Jacobson, Praveen Kathpal, Chris Shelton, Piers Lewis) at Tait commissioning event
(2013)

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A birdseye view of the AES Tait Advancion Array
(2013)

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An aerial view of the AES Angamos Array
(2011)

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International delegation attends AES' Angamos Array ribbon cutting ceremony
(2011)

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Outside view of the AES Laurel Mountain Array
(2011)

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West Virginia, Local and Utility representatives join AES to celebrate the AES Laurel Mountain Array ribbon cutting event
(2011)

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An aerial view of the AES Los Andes Array
(2009)

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Joaquin Melendez, Chris Shelton and Felipe Ceron open AES Los Andes
(2009)

AES PRoject ADA

Project ADA operating at PJM's headquarters in Norristown, Pennsylvania. This is the second AES storage project located at the PJM
headquarters.
(2013)

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