High efficiency membranes and stacks for flow batteries DanFlow DanFlow
Projektbeskrivelse
The main objective is to pave the way for a future generation of low-cost stationary redox flow batteries for storage of renewable electricity that will enable the levelised-cost-of-electricity-storage below the €0.05/kWh/cycle. This is considered to be a threshold for disruptive breakthrough of stationary batteries which will be a key component for the transition to a fully renewable based energy system. This highly collaborative project leverages the know-how of two Danish SMEs (DPS and VisBlue) combined with that of leading academic groups in Denmark (AU and DTU) and Korea (KIST) to make PBI based membranes a key material to create a low-cost high-performance stack for VisBlue’s systems.
Key figures
Periode:
2020 - 2023
Bevillingsår:
2019
Egen finansiering:
3,71 mio.
Støttebeløb:
11,22 mio.
Støtteprocent:
75 %
Projektbudget:
14,92 mio.
Kategori
Program
Innovationsfonden
Fælles overordnet teknologiområde
Andet
Journalnummer
9090-00059B
Deltagere
Aarhus Universitet (Main Responsible)
Partner og Økonomi
| Partner | Tilskud | Eget bidrag |
|---|---|---|
| Aarhus Universitet | 3.18 mio. | 0.35 mio. |
| DANISH POWER SYSTEMS ApS | 2.50 mio. | 1.25 mio. |
| Visblue | 2.44 mio. | 1.23 mio. |
| Danmarks Tekniske Universitet (DTU) | 2.50 mio. | 0.28 mio. |
| The Korean Institute of Science and Technology (Sydkorea) | 0.60 mio. | 0.60 mio. |
