EnerVenue and High Caliber Energy partner on 25 MWh energy deal
Published by Jessica Casey,
Editor
Energy Global,
EnerVenue, the first company to bring metal-hydrogen batteries to the clean energy revolution, and High Caliber Energy, a Florida-based consulting and EPC firm specialised in LNG and renewables, has announced that EnerVenue will supply a 25 MWh order of energy storage vessels (ESVs) for High Caliber Energy’s client, a leading energy company based in the Southeastern US. Delivery on the ESV order will be fulfilled by 4Q24 and will support a large project providing energy storage for residents in Florida.
High Caliber Energy integrates the best in proven and emerging technologies to develop customised, advanced, and cost-effective power systems that lower operating costs, meet ESG goals, and improve resilience. In this use case, High Caliber Energy has assisted one of its large US energy clients in evaluating solar and battery energy storage system (BESS) technologies with a focus on safety, value, support, and battery lifespan. That vetting process led the client to select EnerVenue ESVs as an ideal fit for its Florida energy storage project and its expanding solar-plus-storage integrations. The ESVs will primarily be used to provide needed load levelling and frequency regulation.
“When you compare stats across the array of available stationary energy storage technologies, EnerVenue’s jump off the page for their operational efficiency, reliability, flexibility, and cost-effectiveness,” said Matt Davis, Managing Partner, High Caliber Energy. “We’re proud to partner with EnerVenue, and we look forward to using ESVs to meet our client’s expanding clean energy initiatives in Florida.”
Energy Storage Vessels are the second generation of EnerVenue’s differentiated metal-hydrogen battery technology, offering ultra-long life, efficiency, and flexibility via a highly configurable and scalable product architecture. ESVs feature an expected lifetime of 30 years/30 000 cycles, deliver 86% capacity after 30 000 cycles, and can cycle up to three times per day without rest. In stark contrast to lithium-ion for stationary applications, metal-hydrogen ESVs are fire-safe with zero thermal run-away or propagation risk, eliminating the need for expensive fire suppression solutions. ESVs also are almost entirely recyclable, providing a superior choice to lithium-ion storage systems from a sustainability and environmental responsibility perspective.
“We’re excited to bring our ESV technology to Florida through our partnership with High Caliber Energy,” added Randall Selesky, Chief Revenue Officer, EnerVenue. “High Caliber Energy has earned its reputation as a dependable, strategic advisor to energy providers and utilities. They are trusted to optimise storage projects that must meet stringent demands, and EnerVenue does just that by delivering superior performance while also achieving a low levelized cost of energy storage.”
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