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{"title": ["", "Vanadium-Hydrogen flow battery for energy storage applications - a feasibility study"], "description": ["", "\nIn order to achieve the goals set up by DECC to drastically reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 2050 it is imperative to\ngenerate a large amount of electricity via renewable sources. Being of an intermittent nature, the renewable sources for\nelectricity generation require installation of energy storage devices. Redox flow cells are considered to be a strong\ncandidate to store energy in the range of few kW/kWh up to tens of MW/MWh. An innovative technology, patented and\ndeveloped by Imperial College London, has demonstrated excellent performance using a redox flow battery based on the\nreaction of hydrogen (gas) and vanadium (liquid), and the feasibility of combining this innovative chemistry into cells and\nstacks developed by Arcola Energy will be explored in this project, along with the potential value of the technology for grid\nscale storage application (by Alstom UK).\n\n"], "extra_text": ["", "\n\nPotential Impact:\nThe business proposition is to develop a commercially viable system for energy storage at scale, based on a concept\ndeveloped at Imperial College (IC) and leveraging fuel cell technology developed by Arcola Energy. For Arcola Energy (AE)\nthis represents an additional market opportunity for the core fuel cell technology which de-risks commercial scale up and\nleverages investment into manufacturing processes by providing another route to increased volumes and therefore cost\nreductions for fuel cell systems. For Alstom the opportunity is to identify a commercially energy storage system and to offer\nsolutions to the global market at significant scale. All-vanadium redox flow batteries are the most developed and mature\ntechnology today and are commercially available. However, due to relatively high price and low power of vanadium\nelectrolyte all-vanadium batteries are still costly. Using fuel cell technology one half of the system can be replaced by much\ncheaper hydrogen Imperial College has demonstrated a feasible and highly reversible 25 cm2 single cell capable of\ndelivering 5 W power and Arcola Energy has been successfully developing 4 kW fuel cell (FC) stack for automotive\napplications. The project will focus on transforming a 25 cm2 single cell into 250 W stack with 500 Wh storage capabilities\nthat could potentially be expanded to 1 and 5 kW stacks with system with 2 to 10 kWh storage by adding more bipolar cells\nand increasing the size of the electrolyte tanks.\nThe project therefore has impact through the creation of new IP around cell and stack design, the evaluation of the\npotential technological and system benefits of the innovation by Alstom UK, and the exploitation of core IP residing within\ntwo UK entities, Imperial College and Arcola Energy. These impacts will be enabled through this feasibility study. Wider\nimpacts will be ensured through high quality publications (where appropriate), dissemination through the Energy Storage\nResearch Network (led by Brandon and Yufit), and links to the new Research Council funded Energy Storage SUPERGEN Hub (of which Brandon is Co-Director)\n\n\n"], "status": ["", "Closed"]}
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