Engineers Harness Sodium Hydroxide for Sustainable Energy Storage

The system uses heat instead of generating electricity and can achieve efficiencies exceeding 90%

March 30, 2023

/ Gautamee Hazarika
/ Energy Storage, Technology
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A Denmark-based firm, Hyme Energy, has developed a novel energy storage system that uses a type of salt known as sodium hydroxide, known to have exceptional heat storage capabilities and can withstand temperatures up to 1,292°F.

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