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Thermal Energy Storage Systems for Buildings Workshop Report List of Figures Figure 1. Annual electrical energy consumption in residential and commercial buildings for major end uses................................................................................................................................. 2 Figure 2. Peak period electrical energy consumption in residential and commercial buildings for major end uses................................................................................................................................. 2 Figure 3. Projected market deployment of stationary Li-ion batteries and TES for buildings....... 3 Figure 4. Workshop design ............................................................................................................. 6 Figure 5. Breakdown of workshop registrants ................................................................................ 7 Figure 6. Depiction of a grid-interactive integrated energy ecosystem harnessing energy storage, renewable generation, and electric vehicle charging ...................................................................... 8 List of Tables Table ES-1. Workshop Attendee Recommended Initiatives ......................................................... vi Table 1. What are the biggest barriers to thermal energy storage (TES) adoption and deployment?.................................................................................................................................. 39 Table 2. What are some of the performance characteristics that are important when considering a TES system?.................................................................................................................................. 39 Table 3. What advancements or partnerships would best encourage increased market demand for TES?.............................................................................................................................................. 39 Table 4. What is the MOST important R&D direction that needs to be pursued to enable increased commercialization of TES? .......................................................................................... 40 Table 5. How did you hear about the workshop? ......................................................................... 40 viiiPDF Image | 2021 Thermal Energy Storage Systems
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