Creating a greener future with energy storage solutions

Energy storage supports the energy transition

Producing power from renewable sources means volatility – and energy storage is the key to matching supply to demand. Generating electricity from renewables varies greatly due to the unpredictable nature of the weather. In some cases, renewable power plants end up producing more electricity than is actually needed for current demands. Energy storage systems solve this problem by storing surplus energy and making it available at a later time as needed. Electricity can then be taken from the stored energy and fed into the grid. Energy storage systems can integrate renewables by shifting energy to high-demand periods, or provide grid services like frequency control or spinning reserve. It's also possible to use the stored energy in the form of heat and cold, or as synthetic fuel e.g. for transportation. In addition to being a key component in the expansion of renewables and ensuring a sustainable, reliable and economic power supply, energy storage systems are also an important factor in what is known as Sector Coupling.

Monitoring your Switchgear

Despite a high level of reliability, switchgear failure can happen quickly, without warning. The NXPower monitor provides continuous visibility of key asset performance, whether you’re on onsite or remote, and will alert you to changes in asset behaviour which deviate from your KPIs.

Electro-thermal energy storage

Dysom is an effective, flexible solution that addresses many of the challenges involved in reducing CO2 emissions and increasing renewable energy production – by coupling the electricity, heating and cooling sectors.

Liquid air energy storage

Liquid air energy storage (LAES) is a cost-effective, long-term and large-scale solution without geographical restrictions. It makes fluctuating renewable sources capable of bearing base loads.

Molten salt energy storage

As the energy sector moves to reduce its high CO2 emissions, it is increasing the installed capacities of renewable energies like wind and solar power. This inherently leads to fluctuations in supply.

How the Oil and Gas Industry Works

Short-term thinking has no place in the energy sector. If you’re a player in the business of power, you know that effectively controlling costs without compromising on longevity is a decisive competitive edge. Dysom Energy Solutions is here to provide you with solutions that give the economic flexibility you need for action.