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Evidence Gathering: Thermal Energy Storage (TES) Technologies 4.4 Borehole Thermal Energy Storage (BTES)...................................................................45 Review of current technological potential............................................................................47 Current market and product review.....................................................................................47 Current and future system and technology costs................................................................48 Future technological potential and development.................................................................49 Key barriers to deployment ................................................................................................. 50 4.5 Aquifer Thermal Energy Storage (ATES)......................................................................51 Review of current technological potential............................................................................52 Current market and product review.....................................................................................53 Current and future system and technology costs................................................................54 Future technological potential and development.................................................................55 Key barriers to deployment ................................................................................................. 55 4.6 Phase Change Material (PCM) ..................................................................................... 56 Review of current technological potential............................................................................57 Current market and product review.....................................................................................58 Current and future system and technology costs................................................................58 Future technological potential and development.................................................................59 Key barriers to deployment ................................................................................................. 61 4.7 Thermochemical Heat Storage (THS)...........................................................................62 Review of current technological potential............................................................................63 Current market and product review.....................................................................................63 Current and future system and technology costs................................................................63 Future technological potential and development.................................................................64 Key barriers to deployment ................................................................................................. 64 5 Market review and future development ............................................................................. 65 5.1 Current UK market overview ......................................................................................... 65 5.2 Factors affecting future adoption of TES.......................................................................66 5.3 Future Scenarios for TES market development ............................................................ 67 Scenario 1 – Business as usual..........................................................................................67 Scenario 2 – Strong drive to decarbonise heat (focus on electrification of heat and new market frameworks for flexibility).........................................................................................68 5.4 Key barriers ..................................................................................................................70 Upfront cost of TES.............................................................................................................70 Electricity price signals........................................................................................................70 Uptake of renewable heating technologies ......................................................................... 71 System integration .............................................................................................................. 71 4PDF Image | Thermal Energy Storage (TES) Technologies
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