Thermal Energy Storage (TES)

Want to create a sustainable energy reserve? Thermal energy storage is an innovative energy storage system based on the ability to store and release thermal energy and an excellent alternative to batteries.

What is thermal energy storage (TES)?

Thermal energy storage (TES) is an innovative and sustainable technology designed to store energy surpluses from renewable sources such as solar and wind power. The key advantage of TES is its reliance on widely available, renewable materials for energy storage. The process unfolds in three main steps:

Charging: Surplus energy is used to heat and/or cool a storage medium (e.g., water, molten salts, or phase-change materials), storing thermal energy for later use.
Storage: The thermal energy is stored in insulated tanks or containers for extended periods, ensuring minimal energy loss.
Discharging: When needed, the stored thermal energy is utilized to provide heating, cooling, or electricity generation. For scenarios with excess heat, TES offers enhanced efficiency, delivering an extra energy boost—a remarkable advantage.

What are the Advantages of Thermal Energy Storage?

Scalability: TES systems can be tailored to a broad spectrum of energy storage needs, from grid-scale applications to industrial and commercial installations.
Long-duration Storage: TES effectively stores energy for extended periods, making it a reliable solution for managing intermittent renewable energy sources like wind and solar.
High Efficiency: TES systems are capable of achieving high round-trip efficiency, especially when paired with complementary technologies such as district heating or combined heat and power (CHP) systems.
Environmental Benefits: TES technology is environmentally friendly, producing zero carbon emissions during operation. It can help reduce reliance on fossil fuels and support the transition to a low-carbon energy future.
Flexible Deployment: TES systems can be implemented in diverse environments, including urban centers, industrial facilities, and remote locations, making it a versatile energy storage option.

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How can Solveno Technologies help you?

Do you want to get more return from your green energy sources? Are you looking for a sustainable and cost-efficient energy storage system for your company or business park? Or would you benefit from a more efficient use of your hot and cold streams? The application possibilities of our TES installations are almost endless. Solveno Technologies advises on the best solution for your energy needs.

Customized Engineering and Comprehensive Support

At the core of our offering is a full-service engineering approach. We understand that installing a thermal energy storage system is a complex process, requiring careful planning and seamless execution. That’s why we provide end-to-end support, ensuring a smooth and efficient installation tailored to your specific requirements.

Our process includes:

Expert Engineering & Planning: We assist in evaluating site conditions, technical requirements, and feasibility to ensure an optimal setup for your energy storage system.
Seamless Integration: Our team oversees the complete installation process, ensuring smooth integration with your existing infrastructure while minimizing downtime.
Training and Consultation: We provide hands-on training for your team to operate the system efficiently and offer continuous consultation to optimize long-term performance.

From start to finish, we ensure your thermal energy storage system is installed with precision, efficiency, and full regulatory compliance—empowering your business with cutting-edge energy storage technology.

Would you like to know more about our TES installations?

Discover the immense potential of TES systems to enhance your energy efficiency and resilience. The team at Solveno Technologies is ready to walk you through the unique benefits of TES and how it can address your specific energy needs. Let’s explore the possibilities together.

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