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Lakshmi Srinivasan: /* Survey of Technologies */

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	==Survey of Technologies==		==Survey of Technologies==
	Storage technologies can be grouped into a few categories based on the mechanism that is used to convert and store energy. The categories, with ~~some popular~~ examples, include:		Storage technologies can be grouped into a few categories based on the mechanism that is used to convert and store energy. The categories, with prominent examples, include:

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	Below is a table of ~~some of the most popular~~ storage technologies, click on each for more detail.		Below is a table of prominent storage technologies, click on each for more detail.
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Jthompson: /* Survey of Technologies */

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	Storage technologies can be grouped into a few categories based on the mechanism that is used to convert and store energy. The categories, with some popular examples, include:		Storage technologies can be grouped into a few categories based on the mechanism that is used to convert and store energy. The categories, with some popular examples, include:

	~~'''~~Electrochemical (i.e. Batteries)~~'''~~		{\| class="wikitable" style="width: 70%;margin: 0 auto;"
	* ~~Lithuim ion~~		! style="background-color:#277a3c;color:#FFFFFF;" \| Electrochemical (i.e. Batteries)
	* Lead ~~acid~~		! style="background-color:#379422;color:#FFFFFF;" \| Electromechanical
	* Sodium~~-beta~~		! style="background-color:#78b11b;color:#FFFFFF;" \| Chemical
	* ~~Flow batteries~~		! style="background-color:#d0c510;color:#FFFFFF;" \| Electrical
	~~'''Electromechanical'''~~		! style="background-color:#f17a05;color:#FFFFFF;" \| Thermal
	* Pumped ~~hydro~~		\|-
	* Compressed ~~air~~ (CAES)		\| style="background-color:#d1dbd2;vertical-align:top;" \|
	* ~~Flywheel~~		* Lithium Ion – NMC
	~~'''Chemical'''~~		* Lithium – LFP
			* Lead Acid
			* Flow Batteries
			* Sodium Beta
			* Sodium Ion
			* Zinc Air
			* Zinc Hybrid
			* Solid State
			* Liquid Metal
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			* Pumped Storage Hydro (G)
			* Flywheels
			* Compressed Air (CAES)
			* Rail (G)
			* Stacking Blocks (G)
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	* Hydrogen		* Hydrogen
	* Synthetic ~~fuels~~		* Ammonia
	~~'''Electrical'''~~		* Other Synthetic Fuels
			\| style="background-color:#f3eacf;vertical-align:top;" \|
	* Capacitors		* Capacitors
	* Superconducting magnetic ~~energy~~ storage (SMES)		* Superconducting magnetic storage (SMES)
	~~'''Thermal'''~~		\| style="background-color:#fadbd0;vertical-align:top;" \|
	* Molten ~~salt storage~~		* Molten Salt
	* ~~Thermal storage~~		* Phase Change –Ice
			* Liquid Air
			* Molten Sulfur
			* Heat Storage –Sand, Gravel, Concrete
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	Below is a table of some of the most popular storage technologies, click on each for more detail.		Below is a table of some of the most popular storage technologies, click on each for more detail.

Jthompson: /* Survey of Technologies */

2021-12-23T15:18:50Z

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	<sup>1</sup>The world’s water battery: Pumped hydropower storage and the clean energy transition, IHA, December 2018"		<sup>1</sup>"The world’s water battery: Pumped hydropower storage and the clean energy transition", IHA, December 2018

	<sup>2</sup>[https://www.irena.org/-/media/Files/IRENA/Agency/Publication/2020/Nov/IRENA_Innovation_Outlook_TES_2020.pdf "Global building and district cooling capacity", IRENA]		<sup>2</sup>[https://www.irena.org/-/media/Files/IRENA/Agency/Publication/2020/Nov/IRENA_Innovation_Outlook_TES_2020.pdf "Global building and district cooling capacity", IRENA]

Jthompson: /* Survey of Technologies */

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	<sup>1</sup>The world’s water battery: Pumped hydropower storage and the clean energy transition, IHA, December 2018"		<sup>1</sup>The world’s water battery: Pumped hydropower storage and the clean energy transition, IHA, December 2018"

	<sup>2</sup>[https://www.irena.org/-/media/Files/IRENA/Agency/Publication/2020/Nov/IRENA_Innovation_Outlook_TES_2020.pdf "Global building and district cooling capacity", IRENA]		<sup>2</sup>[https://www.irena.org/-/media/Files/IRENA/Agency/Publication/2020/Nov/IRENA_Innovation_Outlook_TES_2020.pdf "Global building and district cooling capacity", IRENA]

Jthompson at 15:17, 23 December 2021

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	==Defining Energy Storage==		==Defining Energy Storage==
	People often think of grid energy storage as electricity in / electricity out with some energy loss in between due to inefficiencies. A more inclusive "energy storage" definition should include technological nuances like supplemental energy sources (e.g. input fuels or heat injection). One must also consider that energy storage systems can output non-electrical energy in the form of heat, cooling, or fuel sources (e.g. hydrogen).		People often think of grid energy storage as electricity in / electricity out with some energy loss in between due to inefficiencies. A more inclusive "energy storage" definition should include technological nuances like supplemental energy sources (e.g. input fuels or heat injection). One must also consider that energy storage systems can output non-electrical energy in the form of heat, cooling, or fuel sources (e.g. hydrogen).
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	<~~ref~~>The world’s water battery: Pumped hydropower storage and the clean energy transition, IHA, December 2018"<~~/ref~~>		<sup>1</sup>The world’s water battery: Pumped hydropower storage and the clean energy transition, IHA, December 2018"
	<~~ref~~>[https://www.irena.org/-/media/Files/IRENA/Agency/Publication/2020/Nov/IRENA_Innovation_Outlook_TES_2020.pdf "Global building and district cooling capacity", IRENA]~~</ref>~~		<sup>2</sup>[https://www.irena.org/-/media/Files/IRENA/Agency/Publication/2020/Nov/IRENA_Innovation_Outlook_TES_2020.pdf "Global building and district cooling capacity", IRENA]

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	==Research and Resources at EPRI==		==Research and Resources at EPRI==

	===Current Research Focus===		===Current Research Focus===
	*Long duration storage		*Long duration storage
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	~~==References==~~

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	==References==		==References==

Jthompson at 15:14, 23 December 2021

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			==References==

Jthompson: /* Resources and Engagement Opportunities */

2021-12-23T15:13:18Z

Resources and Engagement Opportunities

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Jthompson: /* Survey of Technologies */

2021-12-23T14:53:36Z

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Jthompson: /* Survey of Technologies */

2021-12-23T14:52:39Z

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