Rondo Energy and Rio Tinto Begin Design Work on Australia’s Largest Thermal Energy Storage Project
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Rio Tinto plans 360 MWh thermal battery for Australian alumina refinery - pv magazine Global
Rio Tinto is assessing a 360 MWh thermal battery to replace fossil fuels in alumina refining, with the proposed Australian project potentially cutting annual emissions by 67,000 metric tons of carbon dioxide. The post Rio Tinto plans 360 MWh thermal battery for Australian alumina refinery appeared first on pv magazine Global.
It is currently in the engineering and design phase and could receive up to A$38 million for deployment, in addition to an additional A$33.3 million in conditional aid to cover specific risks.
Rio teams with US manufacturer on 'world first' thermal energy storage project
In what shapes as a world first, Rio Tinto and United States manufacturer Rondo Energy are investigating the deployment of a 30 MW / 360 MWh ‘heat battery’ at the miner’s Yarwun alumina refinery in Queensland.
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