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At #5, we look at how humble sand could serve as large scale energy storage solution. Batteries in sand. Polar Night Energy (PNE), a Finnish company, is leading the way in demonstrating that large power storage solutions need not be made using lithium. Instead, the company has turned to a widely available resource: sand.
It can store 8 megawatt hours of thermal energy when full, and discharge about 200 kilowatts of power. The world’s first sand battery acts as a high-capacity reservoir for excess wind and solar energy. Energy is stored as heat, which can then be transferred for commercial use. Currently, the battery is helping heat a small town in western Finland.
Other research groups, such as the US National Renewable Energy Laboratory are actively looking at sand as a viable form of battery for green power. But the Finns are the first with a working, commercial system, that so far is performing well, according to the man who's invested in the system.
Grains of sand, it turns out, are surprisingly roomy when it comes to energy storage. The sand battery in Pornainen will be around 10 times larger than the one still in operation at Vatajankoski power plant in Kankaanpää. The start-up also previously connected a pilot plant to the district heating network of Tampere city.
The sand doesn’t store electricity, but stores energy in the form of heat. To mine the heat from storage, cool air blows through pipes, heating up as it passes through the unit. It can then be used for a variety of tasks, including converting water into process steam or heating water in an air-to-water heat exchanger.
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