9–13 Jul 2017
Monona Terrace Community and Convention Center
US/Central timezone

Liquid Air Energy Storage: How cryogenics can support a greener grid.

11 Jul 2017, 08:15
45m
Madison Ballroom

Madison Ballroom

Speaker

Richard Riley (Highview Power Storage)

Description

The drive for a greener grid is seeing baseload power generation increasingly displaced by intermittent renewables, forcing a change in how grid operators manage their networks. Energy Storage is a key component of the strategy to maintain a stable and reliable supply of electricity, shifting "wrong-time" energy and providing ancillary services from clean sources.

The bulk storage of energy represents a particular challenge. Even with recent cost reductions in battery technologies their costs are high, and the incumbent technologies used for large-scale storage are constrained by geographical requirements.

Liquid Air Energy Storage is based on components proven through decades of use in the Industrial Gas, Oil & Gas and Power Generation sectors and provides a low-cost solution for bulk-scale storage that is ready to be deployed today and can be located where the value is greatest.

Author

Richard Riley (Highview Power Storage)

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