United States Project Notice - IMPROVED LAUGHLIN-BRAYTON CYCLE ENERGY STORAGE


Project Notice

PNR 41231
Project Name IMPROVED LAUGHLIN-BRAYTON CYCLE ENERGY STORAGE
Project Detail Project Innovation + Advantages: The Brayton Energy team will develop a key component to enable a cost-competitive Laughlin-Brayton battery energy storage system that combines thermal storage and innovative turbomachinery to generate power. When the system is charging, an electrically driven heat pump will accumulate thermal energy in a high temperature thermal energy storage medium. During discharge, electricity is produced by heating a gas using the stored thermal energy and sending it through the generation turbine that drives an electric generator. Brayton Energys innovation lies in its reversing, counter-rotating turbine design, in which each turbomachinery stage is designed to act as both as a compressor and turbine, alternating between charging and discharging cycles. This approach greatly simplifies the Laughlin-Brayton battery system, improves its efficiency and operability, and reduces the capital cost.
Funded By Self-Funded
Sector Energy & Power
Country United States , Northern America
Project Value USD 2,226,001

Contact Information

Company Name Brayton Energy
Address ARPA-E Program Director: Dr. Scott Litzelman Press and General Inquiries Email: ARPA-E-Comms@hq.doe.gov (link sends e-mail) Project Contact: Mr. James Kesseli Project Contact Email: kesseli@Braytonenergy.com
Web Site https://arpa-e.energy.gov/?q=slick-sheet-project/improved-laughlin-brayton-cycle-energy-storage

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