Cryogenic Battery
Cryogenic liquefaction plant
A cryogenic battery, also known as a cryogenic energy storage (CES) system, is an innovative technology that stores energy by cooling a gas (typically air) to a cryogenic temperature (below -150°C), transforming it into a liquid state, and later converting it back to a gas to generate electricity. This process leverages the properties of materials at extremely low temperatures to store and release energy efficiently.
Storage Tank
The core component is a cryogenic storage tank that holds the liquefied gas, typically liquid air or liquid nitrogen. These tanks are highly insulated to maintain the low temperatures required to keep the gas in liquid form.