Thermal Energy Storage (TES)

Energy

Renewable energy research

Engineering consultancy

New York

South Australia

California

A low-cost, highly scalable renewable energy storage device that stores energy as thermal power by heating and melting silicon derived from sand. It aims to capture 'spilt' energy from intermittent renewable sources and provide stable base load power.

A three-phase concentrated solar power facility in Ouarzazate, Morocco, using crescent-shaped mirrors to concentrate sunlight for electricity generation. The complex spans 6,000 acres and includes thermal energy storage capability.

A massive consolidated renewable energy system in Ouarzazate, Morocco, combining solar, hydropower, and wind energy. The project is being developed in four phases, with Noor 1 featuring 500,000 mirrors that concentrate sunlight to heat thermal oil for electricity generation.

A renewable energy storage device that stores energy as thermal power by heating and melting silicon. It is designed to be scalable, low-cost, and suitable for grid or off-grid applications, providing stable base load power.

The first operational phase of the Ouarzazate concentrated solar power plant, producing 160 MW of electricity using concentrated solar power technology with crescent-shaped mirrors and thermal energy storage.