Vanadium-Hydrogen flow battery for energy storage applications - a feasibility study

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Title
Vanadium-Hydrogen flow battery for energy storage applications - a feasibility study

CoPED ID
5051b6d2-eae4-4d0a-a70e-64063d68e126

Status
Closed


Value
£214,978

Start Date
April 30, 2015

End Date
July 30, 2016

Description

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Increasing the penetration of renewable energy generation contributes significantly to reducing emissions and is one of the most effective ways to secure energy supply. However, renewable sources (e.g. solar and wind energy) are intermittent, unreliable and put stress on the electricity grid. Energy storage systems at scale can compensate for this, enabling greater deployment of renewables at lower system cost than grid reinforcement. This project will carry out a technical feasibility study into a novel hybrid fuel cell redox flow battery for energy storage at scale at 25% reduced cost compared to comparable existing technologies. The project therefore targets all three aspects of the energy trillema, addressing both carbon reduction and energy security through enabling greater use of renewable energy generation, while specifically addressing the cost of energy storage systems

Subjects by relevance
  1. Renewable energy sources
  2. Energy
  3. Warehousing
  4. Emissions
  5. Wind energy
  6. Solar energy
  7. Costs
  8. Safety and security
  9. Energy production (process industry)
  10. Security of energy supply
  11. Accumulators

Extracted key phrases
  1. Energy storage application
  2. Energy storage system
  3. Renewable energy generation
  4. Novel hybrid fuel cell redox flow battery
  5. Energy supply
  6. Wind energy
  7. Energy security
  8. Energy trillema
  9. Hydrogen flow battery
  10. Technical feasibility study
  11. Low system cost
  12. Vanadium
  13. Renewable source
  14. Electricity grid
  15. Grid reinforcement

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