Suc­cessful work­shop on bat­tery sto­rage for medium-sized com­pa­nies as part of the DABESI pro­ject.

In the first part of the work­shop, various aspects of the design and ope­ra­tio­nal manage­ment of bat­tery sto­rage sys­tems in a multi-use set­ting were dis­cus­sed, with the pro­ject part­ners pre­sen­ting the pre­vious pro­ject results. In the second part, the par­ti­ci­pants exami­ned rele­vant appli­ca­ti­ons and cur­rent deve­lo­p­ments in the real-world ope­ra­tion of bat­tery sto­rage sys­tems, as well as the cur­rent legal frame­work.

After these ses­si­ons, the par­ti­ci­pants had the oppor­tu­nity to visit the DABESI hybrid sto­rage sys­tem. This is a hybrid bat­tery sto­rage sys­tem con­sis­ting of a lithium iron phos­phate sto­rage and a vana­dium redox flow sto­rage. The BVES would like to express its sin­cere gra­ti­tude to all the spea­k­ers and par­ti­ci­pants for their valuable con­tri­bu­ti­ons and pro­duc­tive dis­cus­sions. A spe­cial thank you goes to the com­pany Ernst Knoll Fein­me­cha­nik for their hos­pi­ta­lity.

About the pro­ject: DABESI, “Data-Dri­ven Design and Ope­ra­tion of Decen­tra­li­zed Elec­tri­cal Energy Sto­rage Sys­tems in Small and Medium-Sized Indus­trial Com­pa­nies,” is in its final phase after two and a half pro­ject years. The pro­ject is jointly car­ried out with the pro­ject part­ners Ernst Knoll Fein­me­cha­nik GmbH, Fraun­ho­fer ISE, Solan­deo GmbH and EDF Rene­wa­bles Sto­rage Deutsch­land GmbH. The pri­mary goal of the pro­ject, fun­ded by the Fede­ral Minis­try of Eco­no­mics and Cli­mate Pro­tec­tion, is to eco­no­mic­ally opti­mise the use of sto­rage sys­tems in manu­fac­tu­ring SMEs.