Innovative Techs - How sand batteries could change the rules of the energy storage game, 06082022

Mankind is constantly looking for ways to conserve energy. Among them are lithium-ion batteries, gas storage, pumped storage hydropower, and gravity energy storage systems. All options have their advantages and disadvantages, so scientists do not stop looking for new technologies and methods. For example, to store energy, literally, in the sand. How can the world's first commercial sand battery installed in Finland be a game changer in green energy storage? Find out about it in this video!

Just have a Think - The 'Sand Battery' that heats your home, NOT the planet, 21082022

The global energy crisis is starting to really hurt, and the prospects for winter fuel prices are starting to look pretty bleak for millions of people in the Northern hemisphere. So how do we get ourselves off our hopeless dependence on fossil fuels? And if the alternative is intermittent renewables then how are we going to keep our homes constantly warm during the colder months? Perhaps our friends in Scandinavia can provide some answers…

Undecided - How A Sand Battery Could Change The Energy Game, 30082022

Efficient energy storage systems are the conundrum of making the most out of intermittent renewable energy. It’s a glaring problem we have to solve, which is why so many different battery technologies are being explored and developed. To the point that some of them are now coming out of the sand … that’s what recently happened in Finland where the world’s first commercial sand battery technology went live this past July. How does it work and is it a viable path for storing energy?

Just have a Think - How to heat your home and NOT the planet, 21082022

The global energy crisis is starting to really hurt, and the prospects for winter fuel prices are starting to look pretty bleak for millions of people in the Northern hemisphere. So how do we get ourselves off our hopeless dependence on fossil fuels? And if the alternative is intermittent renewables then how are we going to keep our homes constantly warm during the colder months? Perhaps our friends in Scandinavia can provide some answers…