Energy Storage
The key limitation of renewable energy is unpredictable power delivery, but using hydrogen to store this energy could be the solution
ITM’s energy storage expertise can be applied to a range of infrastructure power demands.
Read the Boston Consulting Group’s ‘Revisiting Energy Storage’ PDF document on the ABVE website.
Energy Storage Capabilities
Off-grid systems enable remote powering of applications which cannot be grid connected because of the expense.
A store of hydrogen produced by electrolysis can provide essential backup energy for weak grids and mission critical applications.
A store of hydrogen produced by electrolysis can be accessed at any time to provide primary power via a fuel cell.
Injection of hydrogen produced by electrolysis into the gas grid is a way of storing energy from the electricity grid by exporting it to the gas grid.
Case Study
Hydrogen: Integrating Energy Storage in Off-Grid Telecoms Systems
This case study describes a scoping study to design and specify a hydrogen system for use by telecommunication companies for powering remote off-grid transceiver stations.
ITM is able to carry out similar scoping studies for interested operators and build turnkey plant.
Our Energy Storage partners
Energy Storage projects
EcoIsland
A single island energy system to demonstrate how a future energy system of smart technologies could be configured