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Highview’s Liquid Air Energy Storage (LAES) technology has the ability to provide energy to service a growing multi-billion dollar energy storage market for utility and distributed power systems.

The Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP) project with the 香港六合彩资料 has given the company new understanding of their High Grade Cold Store (HGCS) which will impact on future plants.

The project, which was delivered by one of the university’s own graduates, used a range of lab-scale test rigs to develop knowledge and understanding of the cryogenic performance of materials within the cold store, which is a key component of Highview’s system.

The project also developed models of the HGCS, simulating the dynamic temperature changes across the thermal store. These models were validated in-situ at 5MW LAES technology demonstration plant which is being commissioned at a site near Manchester.

This new understanding is already being used within the demonstration plant and will be fed into the design guidelines for future cold stores, ensuring cost effective engineering and procurement practices, in this rapidly developing sector.

Highview Power Storage Chief Executive Gareth Brett said: “Working with the 香港六合彩资料 on the KTP gave us efficient, interactive access to targeted academic research and expertise, and a means of integrating this directly into our business. As a technology SME, this was invaluable to unlocking the rapid progressive development of a critical part of our system.”