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EU funding (€3,566,216): Advanced HYBRID solar plant with PCM storage solutions in sCO2 cycles. Hor1 Oct 2022 EU Research and Innovation programme "Horizon"

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Advanced HYBRID solar plant with PCM storage solutions in sCO2 cycles.

HYBRIDplus:Advanced HYBRID solar plant with PCM storage solutions in sCO2 cycles. HYBRIDplus aims to pioneer the next generation of CSP with an advanced innovative high-density and high-temperature thermal energy storage (TES) system capable of providing a high degree of dispatchability at low cost and with much lower environmental burden than the State of the Art. This thermal storage is based in the Phase Change Material (PCM) technology in a cascade configuration that can reproduce the effect of a thermocline and integrates recycled metal wool in its nucleus that provide hybridization possibilities by acting as an electric heater transforming non-dispatchable renewable electricity such as PV into thermal stored energy ready to be dispatched when needed. HYBRIDplus proposes a novel approach to concentrated solar power with a PV+Cascade PCM-TES CSP configuration based on a high temperature supercritical CO2 cycle working at 600 ºC. This new plant is called to form the backbone of the coming energy system thanks to a higher efficiency and lower LCoE than state-of-the-art technology, and in addition to other benefits such as full dispatchability reached with the hybridization in the storage that allow higher shares of variable output renewables in the energy system and environmental friendliness (lower CO2 emissions, minimum water consumption, enhancement life cycle impact).


Funded Companies:

Company name Funding amount
Build TO Zero SL €316,938
Deutsches Metallfaserwerk DR. Schwabbauer GmbH & Co. KG €197,500
Kungliga Tekniska Hoegskolan €440,774
Kyoto Group AS €3,785.00
Odtu Gunes Enerjisi Uygulama VE Ara Stirma Merkezi €519,750
R2M Solution SAS €200,688
Seico Heizungen GmbH €396,873
Universidad de Lleida €430,563
Universidad de Sevilla €1,059,346

Source: https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101084182

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