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Novacab Thermal Energy Storage System: “TESS” Is the Solution

“THERE IS NO COMPETING TECHNOLOGY FOR THE NOVACAB TESS phase-change thermal storage.”

Commander James A. Babb USN, RET, MSME 

VOTED TOP 1% OF NASA ENGINEERS 

Commander James A. Babb USN, RET, MSME  

VOTED TOP 1% OF NASA ENGINEERS 

• 200 watts of solar energy per square meter per day.
• 510.1 T M2 on the earth, so across the earth
• 200M gigawatts (200,000 terawatts ) of solar energy that embraces the earth each day
• Global electricity: about 150 TWh per year.
• Equivalent to ten times the electrical energy we consume reaches the earth each day. What if we could capture and store that thermal energy?

• Capturing this generally expensive using a variety of mechanical solutions and/or heat exchange systems, accompanied by high maintenance.
• What if we have a way to simply extract the heat and generate reliable 24X7 geothermal power – no expensive plants or high-end maintenance?

Energy storage plays an important role in a more flexible and reliable grid system. When there is more supply than demand, such as during the night when low-cost power plants continue to operate, excess generation can charge storage devices. Renewable energy (PV, wind, geothermal) produces the energy, and the battery stores it for times of low or no production.

Most batteries employed in renewable energy systems use the same electro-chemical with which we are familiar in our vehicles and devices.

Novacab TESS (Thermal Energy Storage System) is an integrated thermal and electric energy storage system, stores wasted heat or generated power for local facility redeployment of thermal energy (heat/cool) or electricity.

Global capacity for electricity storage, as of September 2017, was 176 gigawatts (GW), less than 2 percent of the world's electric power production capacity. Of that global storage capacity, 24 GW is in the United States (about 2.2 percent of U.S. production capacity). 

“The International Energy Association (IEA) estimates that, in order to keep global warming below 2 degrees Celsius, the world needs 266 GW of energy storage by 2030, up from 176.5 GW in 2017. Under current trends, Bloomberg New Energy Finance predicts that the global energy storage market will hit that target and grow quickly to a cumulative 942 GW by 2040 (representing $620 billion in investment over the next two decades).” https://www.eesi.org/papers/view/energy-storage-2019

Some estimates show demand to increase to 2 TW by mid-century, attracting over $1T in investment. … Novacab TESS multiple application, synthetic phase change material can meet a significant share of that need.

THERE IS CURRENTLY NO COMPARABLE TECH TO THE NOVACAB TESS

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