Cogeneration Battery Using Salgenx Saltwater Flow Redox Technology

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3000 kWh Grid Scale Saltwater Battery System Container Mounted (no lithium) Salgenx Saltwater Battery: license to build and sell to the high growth large battery market... More Info

Modular Containerized Power and Thermal Storage Solution

Cogeneration Battery Considered a hybrid between a standard flow battery and a thermal storage device, the battery provides simultaneous heat or cold liquid storage as well as electrical energy storage. The Cogen Battery has a variety of applications which include: -storage of thermal energy (heating or cooling) from unused thermal resources -storage of electrical power for backup power and grid strength -utility grid power rate mining opportunities to store off-peak low cost power for later use during demand (on-peak) hours -storage of thermal energy for Organic Rankine Cycle (ORC) power production while simultaneously storing the electrical output from the turbine generator -using off-peak low cost power to make heating and cooling for later use -reducing peak demand utility rates by peak energy shaving Salgenx

Simultaneous brine treatment and energy storage with lithium mining bonus

What is Brine What is brine? In general, brine is any solution with an extremely high concentration of salts, such as sodium chloride, which can occur either naturally (as with seawater, deep-water ocean pools, salt lakes, producer water from oil and gas drilling) or as a byproduct of industry. These byproducts, or brine waste streams, are typically highly concentrated salt solutions that, in some cases, contain more than twice the amount of concentrated salts than natural brine solutions. Brine waste streams can also be highly concentrated with total dissolved solids (TDS), such as waste streams in many chemical manufacturing processes, and they can be some of the most challenging to treat or discharge because their composition and purification requirements are dynamic and complex. Some examples of brine waste created as a byproduct of industry include: -cooling tower and boiler effluent -reverse osmosis (RO) and ion exchange waste/reject streams -produced water from extracting oil and natural gas chlor-alkali and chemical plant waste -acid rock and mine drainage -food preservation and manufacturing waste streams -desalination waste from potable water creation irrigation runoff Our novel solution is treating this solution considered and expensive headache, into a battery technology system. Everything You Should Know About Saltwater Batteries Tesla patent reveals Elon Musk’s table salt lithium extraction process that could slash costs Recovery of Lithium from Brines from 1962