Project description
High-performance low-cost organic redox flow batteries
The EU-funded HIGREEW project, composed of nine partners plus the coordinator CIC energiGUNE, aims to design an efficient low-cost organic redox flow battery system. The new battery will be based on water-soluble organic electrolytes, which will be low-cost and compatible with optimised low-resistance membranes and fast electrode kinetics. The new technology will allow researchers to develop more environmentally sustainable redox flow batteries with higher power and energy densities while also offering longer duration. The consortium is aiming for a levelised cost of storage below EUR 0.1/kWh/cycle by the end of the project and EUR 0.05/kWh/cycle by 2030.
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RIA - Research and Innovation actionCoordinator
01510 Minano Alava
Spain
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48170 Zamudio
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31621 Sarriguren
28049 Madrid
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75794 Paris
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CH1 6EH Chester
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HX2 7TJ Halifax West Yorkshire
301 00 Pilsen
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11000 Praha
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2628 XJ Delft
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31621 Sarriguren
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80686 Munchen
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