German Utility to Build 7.5MW/30MWh Project Using Eos’ Zinc-Bromide Battery Tech
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In Germany, a large energy storage complex on zinc-brominated batteries will be built with a capacity of 7.5 MW and a capacity of 30 MWh. Developers estimate that the system will lose no more than 3.6 per cent of the original capacity in 25 years of operation. The image source: Capac AG / Stadtwerke Gaggenau Project operates the public company Stadtwerke Gaggenau and the energy company CAPAC AG, while the technology will provide ... The post in …
The storage is supplied by the US manufacturer Eos, Capac is a general contractor. The plant is scheduled to go into operation in 2028. Zinc-bromide storage is characterized, among other things, by the fact that they are not combustible.
German utility plans 30 MWh zinc-bromine BESS - pv magazine Global
Stadtwerke Gaggenau and Capac AG are planning a €15.2 million ($16.8 million) project featuring US manufacturer Eos’ stackable zinc-bromine battery technology, with construction due to begin in 2027 and commissioning scheduled for 2028. The post German utility plans 30 MWh zinc-bromine BESS appeared first on pv magazine Global.
The two cities of Bruchsal and Gaggenau are Europe-wide pioneers in a new battery storage technology. Zinc-bromide storage systems come from the USA and could replace lithium.
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