Economically Viable Intermediate to Long Duration Hydrogen Energy Storage Solutions for Fossil Fueled Assets

Project: Research

Project Details

Description

The goal of this research is to explore and advance an innovative hydrogen (H2) energy storage system – the Synergistically Integrated Hydrogen Energy Storage System (SIHES) – with existing or new coal- and gas-fueled electricity generating units (EGUs) that are best suited for the intermediate- to long-duration energy storage needs (i.e., from 12 hours to weeks). Such a storage system enables the EGUs to operate at optimal baseload operation conditions. The added round-trip electricity (E)-H2-E cost is $5-10/MWh, or less than 10% of the levelized cost of energy (LCOE) of today's fossil plant for 30 years operation.
StatusFinished
Effective start/end date03/1/2106/14/23

Funding

  • National Energy Technology Laboratory

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