Hybris (DIT.AD017.126)

Thematic area

Engineering, ICT and technologies for energy and transportation

Project area

Structure responsible for the research project

Institute for advanced energy technologies "Nicola Giordano" (ITAE)

Project manager

FRANCESCO SERGI
Phone number: +39090624241
Email: sergi@itae.cnr.it

Abstract

High-energy applications require storage devices to discharge their energy at rated power for longer than one hour and high-power applications often need storage to discharge all their energy within an hour, or often a much shorter time. In addition, storage technologies in the stationary-applications sector will be required to perform multiple or bundled applications, such as a combination of load levelling, frequency regulation and backup power. Following that, is well known that the use of dual systems for energy storage applications is a promising approach in reducing cost, improving performance, capacity factors, and safety. Several as examples exists by the combination of low-cost batteries storing to store large quantities of energy (i.e. providing energy), while a high power in/output systems (such as Li ion batteries or supercapacitors). Hybris is focused oin the development of a hybrid energy storage system which combines a LTO battery system with an Organic Redox Flow Battery system.

Goals

High-energy applications require storage devices to discharge their energy at rated power for longer than one hour and high-power applications often need storage to discharge all their energy within an hour, or often a much shorter time. In addition, storage technologies in the stationary-applications sector will be required to perform multiple or bundled applications, such as a combination of load levelling, frequency regulation and backup power. Following that, is well known that the use of dual systems for energy storage applications is a promising approach in reducing cost, improving performance, capacity factors, and safety. Several as examples exists by the combination of low-cost batteries storing to store large quantities of energy (i.e. providing energy), while a high power in/output systems (such as Li ion batteries or supercapacitors). Hybris is focused oin the development of a hybrid energy storage system which combines a LTO battery system with an Organic Redox Flow Battery system.

Start date of activity

01/01/2021

Keywords

Battery, Energy storage, Hybrid Energy Storage

Last update: 07/05/2024