Hybrid Energy Storage System
		
		
		
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Basics
- A system for Energy Storage using two or more methods
 - The main advantages are Disimilar Redundancy and Synergistic Effects such as a high peak power, low density system, pared with a high density, low peak power method
- Enabling the use of less of a more expensive system is another aspect
 
 
Potential Routes
Small/Mobile
- Supercapacitor + Lithium Iron Phosphate Battery or Sodium Ion Battery
- Could enable rapid use of some power without putting all that load as quickly on the batteries
 
 - Supercapacitor + Flow Battery
- Supercapacitor for short term/itermittent, Flow Battery for “low and slow” energy use/long term storage
 
 
Fixed Residential/Commercial
- Scaled up Small/Mobile Designs
 - Supercapacitor and/or Battery (potentially even less SWP efficient chemistries due to the less stringent requirements for stationary use (such as Lead Acid Batteries ,  Nickel-Iron Batteries ,  Molten Metal Batteries , etc) + LARGE Flow Battery
- Large Fluid Tanks (such as IBC Totes , Rotomolded Tanks , or large Atmospheric Storage Tanks ) would allow for massive storage capacities to smooth out impacts of Weather/Seasonality of some renewables such as Solar
 
 - Aforementioned Supercapacitor and/or Battery + P2X
- This could be:
- Power-to-Fuels and a more conventional Genset (such as the Hydrogen Plots, but also Methane / Methanol or various Precision Fermentation derived fuels (Re EForFuel ) )
 - Power-to-Heat / Power-to-Cooling for HVAC
 
 
 - This could be:
 - Smaller Scale Container Based (Rather than Salt Dome or other Geologic Formation based Storage) Compressed Air Energy Storage / Liquified Air Energy Storage (or equivalents using a pure gas)
 
Heavy Commercial/Industrial
- Somewhat outside of OSE’s realm for now, but may be of use in some applications that use lots of Process Heating such as Biomass Drying , Large Scale Kitchens/Bakeries, or Metalworks etc
 - Mainly though these technologies:
- Power-to-Heat / Power-to-Heat-to-Power (In terms of units making high grade heat using Resistive Heating Elements / Heat Pumps and Sensible Heat Storage in Graphite or Firebrick blocks etc
 - Large P2X / Reversible Fuel Cells / Electrolyzer or other Electrochemistry systems thoroughly integrated with a large Biorefinery or Agricultural Operation
 - Large P2X or CAES / LAES systems integrated into Pipelines / Massive Tank Farms / Truck Loading Rack Pipeline-Road/Rail Depots, or Injection Wells into formations such as Salt Domes or old fossil fuel formations etc
 
 - Pared with the type of “power plant for the factory” using all sorts of other equipment ( Emergency Backup Generators , Turbogenerators , Large Combined Cycle Gas Turbine / Combined Cycle Fuel Cell power plants etc
 - Integration with W2E and MRFs could allow for a sort of Circular Economy Industrial Park