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Storage at Scale competition (closed)

Funding for demonstrating innovative large scale energy storage.

From:
Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy
Published
30 January 2019
Last updated
18 June 2020 — See all updates

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This competition is now closed to applications, and we have announced the winning project.

Documents

Storage at Scale competition: guidance notes [withdrawn]

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Storage at scale competition: questions and answers (April 2019) [withdrawn]

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Details

Innovative large-scale energy storage will play an important role in decarbonising industry, power, heat and transport.

This competition looked for innovative, replicable solutions which could provide a market competitive alternative to conventional commercial large scale energy storage technologies, for example pumped-hydro or batteries (such as lithium ion, lead acid or sodium-sulphur).

The competition will support up to 3 demonstration projects with build completion by March 2021 and operational testing to be completed December 2021.

If you missed the information day on 4 March 2019, you can watch the presentations (YouTube 1 hour 36 minutes).

Contact

For more information, email smart.innovation@beis.gov.uk.

Updates to this page

Published 30 January 2019
Last updated 18 June 2020 + show all updates

  1. CRYOBattery led by Highview Power has been announced as the first successful project winner.

  2. Applications are now closed.

  3. Questions and answers document updated.

  4. Application form and guidance notes updated, questions and answers document and link to presentations (of 4 March) added.

  5. First published.

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