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Choosing the Right Battery Technology Starts With the Use Case | Dr. Sherif

Selecting the right battery technology isn’t about chasing the latest trend it’s about understanding the use case. In this interview, Dr. Sherif and Dr. Jakir break down why early-stage simulation and dispatch-driven analysis are critical when designing energy storage projects. From long-duration standby applications to high-cycling use cases, they explain how different battery technologies behave under real operating conditions and where hidden losses, degradation, and inefficiencies actually come from. The discussion walks through: Why defining the dispatch profile early changes everything. How self-discharge, cycle life, and round-trip efficiency affect long-term performance. Why “it depends” isn’t a satisfying answer, and how standardized score sheets help compare technologies objectively. This conversation is especially relevant for developers, utilities, consultants, and EPCs making technology decisions that impact performance and economics over decades. Powered by Storlytics — simulation built for decisions, not assumptions. YouTube Timeline 00:00 – 00:18 | Opening Context Why use case definition is critical in early energy storage project design 00:18 – 00:55 | Dispatch Profile Comes First How identifying the dispatch profile guides technology selection 00:55 – 01:35 | Standby vs. High-Cycling Use Cases Comparing long charge-holding applications with frequent cycling scenarios 01:35 – 02:10 | Technology Trade-Offs Self-discharge, cycle life, and efficiency — what really matters and when 02:10 – 02:40 | “What’s the Best Battery?” Why the right answer is always “it depends” — and how to make that useful 02:40 – 02:57 | Key Takeaway Standardized use cases and score sheets make technology selection clearer for developers and utilities