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It is estimated that the fuel cell market for distributed power and demonstration projects and contracts amounted to about 100 million for 2003. Research and development contracts to develop fuel cells for automotive propulsion and stationary energy storage are an order of magnitude larger. [Pg.22]

High Performance Batteries for EV Propulsion and Stationary Energy Storage. Symposium and Workshop on Advanced Research and Design Lithium/Metal Sulphide Battery Development Programme... [Pg.330]

Stationary Energy Storage Load Levelling and Remote Applications, 1988. (Ed. [Pg.331]

Since 1803, when Ritter invented the voltaic pile, rechargeable batteries have been known to exist [5]. The big breakthrough came in 1859, when Plante introduced the lead-acid battery [6]. Until today, this kind of secondary battery has been the most well-known electrochemical device. It is omnipresent in every car as a starter battery and also plays an important role in stationary energy storage (e.g. for uninterruptable power supplies). [Pg.228]

Uninterruptible Power Sources, Stationary Energy Storage... [Pg.8]

Magnesium-antimony liquid metal battery for stationary energy storage. J Am Chem Soc 134 1895-1897... [Pg.988]

The sodium/beta battery system includes designs based on either the sodium/sulfur or the sodium/metal chloride chemistries (see Chapter 40). The sodium/sulfur technology has been in development for over 30 years and multi-kW batteries are now being produced on a pilot plant scale for stationary energy storage applications. At least two 8 MW/40 MWh sodium/sulfur batteries have been put into service for utility load leveling by TEPCO in Japan. [Pg.1205]

TABLE 40.4 Specifications for Sodium/Sulfur CeUs Designed for Stationary-Energy-Storage Applications... [Pg.1298]

FIGURE 40.15 NGK stationary-energy-storage batteries (a) the 50 kW modular battery component (1760 mm wide x 640 mm high x 2200 mm deep) and (h) an integrated 500 kW/4 MWh demonstration battery system that uses lOof these modular batteries (Courtesy of Tokyo Electric Power Company and NGK Insulators, Ltd.)... [Pg.1305]

A. Koenig, Sodium/Sulfur Battery Engineering for Stationary Energy Storage, Einal Report, San-dia National Laboratories SAND Rep. 96-1062, Albuquerque, NM, April 1996. [Pg.1313]

D. L. Barney et al., High Performance Batteries for Electric Vehicle Propulsion and Stationary Energy Storage, Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne, 111., Rep. ANL-79-94, Mar. 1980. [Pg.1337]

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