The ENERGYNEST ThermalBattery™
At the core of all of our energy storage solutions is our modular, scalable ThermalBattery™ technology, a solid-state, high temperature thermal energy storage.
Integrating with customer application and individual processes on site, the ThermalBattery™ plugs into stand-alone systems using thermal oil or steam as heat-transfer fluid to charge and discharge green energy on demand.
The payback from cutting your carbon footprint with ENERGYNEST solutions is remarkably fast – with an estimated time of 2 months based on current calculations.
That means your decarbonization strategy could soon start paying for itself – or generate even more value
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From casting to site: easy transportation via truck or train due to standardized container format
From production to site assembly: preparation of the steel cassettes before casting and final assembly of the finished modules at YARA's site in Porsgrunn, Norway
The lead time for installing a ThermalBattery™ is typically 12-15 months after the contract is signed. This period includes the completion of the ThermalBattery™ design, preparation and shipment of key components, and the entire construction process, which involves civil works and cold commissioning. The exact duration may vary depending on the project's size and location, but all necessary steps are accounted for within the specified lead time.
The material cost for our basic storage modules completely depends on the actual storage capacity and the individual project conditions. This includes the storage medium, the containment of the medium and the means to input and extract heat from the medium. This also needs to take into account local EPC costs which tend to vary significantly from one project to another. The total system cost will therefore vary depending on its size, functionality, subcomponents, and geographic location.
Whitepaper: Thermal Energy Storage in Industry