Alternate / Free Energy

If you haven't heard already, let me tell you about Cryogenic Energy Storage.  It is meant to be a clean viable alternative to lithium battery power storage at the megawatt level.

Personal-sized Lithium ion batteries are everywhere.  But they seem to be unclean, unreliable, expensive and even dangerous.  There are plenty of examples of personal lithium batteries blowing up.

https://youtu.be/mVjM4cKVTus
https://youtu.be/vue8UABKcCs

If the public cannot reasonably trust any Lithium Ion battery at the pocket level, they can never trust Lithium Ion at the kilowatt and megawatt level.

So, we need a better megawatt battery.

In Great Britain, a partnership of Highview Power Storage, Scottish and Southern Energy, BOC/Linde, and the University of Leeds developed the first full-scale Cryogenic Energy Storage about ten years ago.  https://www.theengineer.co.uk/the-2011-energy-environment-winner-ces/

Peter Dearman is reputed to be a garage-inventor who developed Cryogenic Energy Storage originally to power a vehicle with liquefied air, pumping the warming liquid to churn an expansion gas turbine for a zero-emissions. https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-19785689

It wasn't very efficient for a car, but at a power plant scale, it is said to achieve 60% efficiency in storing energy and sending it back to the grid at the right time.

Highview Power and BOC/Linde are not the only names in the game.  Tacoma Power and Praxair have developed a 15-Megawatt plant that can run off of liquified air for up to 30 hours. https://www.commerce.wa.gov/news-releases/community-grants/commerce-announces-10-6-million-in-state-clean-energy-fund-grants-for-grid-modernization/

So, if you've never heard of Cryogenic Energy Storage before -- now you have.

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