Stationary Storage
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Stationary storage applications such as grid scale load shifting of intermittent renewable energy or behind-the-meter household storage require life cycle costs to be as low as possible, while volumetric energy density requirements are less stringent than other applications. StorageX faculty address these challenges by exploring non-lithium-ion energy storage technologies and concepts such as flow batteries, hydrogen batteries, and non-battery energy storage options such as thermochemical water splitting.
Faculty
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Dean, Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability, Jay Precourt Professor, Professor of Mechanical Engineering, of Energy Science & Engineering, of Photon Science, by courtesy, of Materials Sci & Eng and Senior Fellow, by courtesy, at Hoover
