CURB - Compact Urban Battery Storage System for residential apartments to support demand side response and reduce energy bills by 50%
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基本信息
- 批准号:10089154
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 40.28万
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- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:Collaborative R&D
- 财政年份:2023
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2023 至 无数据
- 项目状态:未结题
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项目摘要
With the cost-of-living crisis families are struggling to keep the lights and the elderly are struggling to keep warm in winter. This is the reality facing people in the UK and across Europe as energy bills have surged. Most of the Swiss population live in rented apartments as do an increasing number in the UK, there is little chance they can take advantage of solar technology to help lower bills which in the last 12-18 months have doubled for many.We live in an increasingly urbanised world. In 2021, 38.9 % of the EU population were living in a city. Europe's level of urbanisation is expected to increase to approximately 83.7% in 2050\. This places a challenge on services, properties and local infrastructure. As more people live in apartments, due to the cost of rent and a squeeze on incomes, the strain on the energy network increases as local electricity demand increases.At the same time, the grid is already under strain. The UK aims to fully decarbonise the power sector by 2035 through the installation of renewable energy sources including wind and solar. The challenge with renewables is the intermittency of supply and matching that to demand. It requires a significant investment increase in grid infrastructure to cope with increasing urbanisation and the balancing of supply and demand of electricity.This project aims to develop cutting-edge home energy storage technology that will enable the installation of sophisticated, compact, movable battery systems in apartments and houses to smooth out the demand curves for consumers thereby reducing their bills by over 50%. Smart batteries could also provide a range of balancing services, primarily extra storage, for the grid to reduce costs and decarbonise the grid at a faster rate.The technology could reduce consumer electricity bills paid by 50% saving £1200 a year or more for a typical 4-person usage (based on typical usage data and current costs for electricity).This bi-lateral project between Allye in the UK, Negal in Switzerland, and OST, a Swiss research institute, will create a ultra-efficient bi-directional AC-DC converter using technology generated in Switzerland, plus a sophisticated battery system incorporating machine learning which will be designed and built in the UK, has the potential to bring down the cost of energy across the country with a specific focus on apartments and small homes (including renters), while helping to accelerate decarbonisation of the electricity grid.
随着生活成本的危机,家庭正在努力保持灯和老年人正在努力保持温暖的冬天。随着能源账单的激增,这是英国和整个欧洲人民面临的现实。大多数瑞士人和越来越多的英国人一样,都住在租来的公寓里,他们几乎没有机会利用太阳能技术来降低账单,而在过去的12-18个月里,许多人的账单翻了一番。我们生活在一个日益城市化的世界里。2021年,38.9%的欧盟人口居住在城市。预计到2050年,欧洲的城市化水平将提高到约83.7%。这对服务、财产和当地基础设施提出了挑战。随着越来越多的人住在公寓里,由于租金成本和收入的挤压,随着当地电力需求的增加,能源网络的压力也在增加。与此同时,电网已经处于压力之下。英国的目标是到2035年,通过安装包括风能和太阳能在内的可再生能源,实现电力行业的完全脱碳。可再生能源面临的挑战是供应的不稳定性以及与需求的匹配。该项目旨在开发先进的家庭储能技术,使复杂、紧凑、可移动的电池系统能够安装在公寓和住宅中,从而平滑消费者的需求曲线,从而减少50%以上的电费。智能电池还可以为电网提供一系列平衡服务,主要是额外的存储,以降低成本,并以更快的速度使电网脱碳。该技术可以将消费者的电费减少50%,每年节省1200英镑或更多,典型的4人使用(基于典型的使用数据和当前的电力成本)。这个由英国的Allye、瑞士的Negal和瑞士研究机构OST组成的双边项目,该公司将使用瑞士产生的技术创建一个超高效的双向AC-DC转换器,再加上一个复杂的电池系统,该系统将在英国设计和建造,具有降低全国能源成本的潜力,特别关注公寓和小家庭(包括租房者),同时有助于加速电网的脱碳。
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Hitoshi Yoshiji 等:“转基因小鼠中 TIMP-1 的促纤维化机制”现代医学 55. 1781-1787 (2000)。
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吉治仁志 他: "イラスト医学&サイエンスシリーズ血管の分子医学"羊土社(渋谷正史編). 125 (2000)
Hitoshi Yoshiji 等人:“血管医学与科学系列分子医学图解”Yodosha(涉谷正志编辑)125(2000)。
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