It’s been a long journey but Swedish clean energy start up Texel, is getting closer to bringing its revolutionary Aluminum Hydride heat storage battery to market. This week it had feedback from Arizona State University on markets where the battery will be most readily accepted in the US, and it sees it mostly as a partner for solar in California and in installations trading on the New York energy markets. ASU also confirmed assumptions for the Levelized cost of Storage for the battery, at roughly half that of existing lithium ion batteries citing an LCOS of around 8 cents per KWh as achievable, which translates into $80 per MWh, almost half of lithium ion (around $137). The company is now…