Read the latest feature in the Financial Times on “The Future of Energy” including thermal batteries from ENERGYNEST.
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- From pumping water uphill to heating thermal batteries, companies are trying new ways to keep power on tap: As the world transitions from fossil fuels to renewables, a fundamental question remains - where do we get our enery when the wind is not blowing and the sun is not shining?
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tesa and ENERGYNEST are implementing one of Germany's largest industrial power-to-heat plants
Smart grids connect generation, consumption, and storage – turning energy planning into a strategic discipline. Power-to-heat and thermal storage technologies show how industrial companies can combine flexibility with supply security.
Demand side management with thermal storage enables industrial companies to decouple electricity supply and heat demand over time. This makes it possible to take targeted advantage of price fluctuations without adjusting production.