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Battery systems. State of the art; Batteriesysteme. Stand der Technik

Abstract

Due to the emergence of electromobility and the increase in the fluctuating supply of renewable energy (wind and PV) electrical storage systems are gaining in importance again. In the area of electromobility they have even become a key technology. In the electromobile sector a clear decision in favour of Li ion batteries has already been evident for some time. None of the other technologies are being discussed any longer with regard to this application. Hybrid vehicles today mostly use NiMH storages, but this area too will see the entry of Li ion batteries. In the microhybrid area the improvements achieved with lead batteries will play an important role. Regarding stationary systems there is as yet no such clear-cut focus on any single technology to be observed, but rather a number of technologies being developed and tested concurrently. Redox flow batteries and high temperature batteries will play an important role here. However, lithium ion systems will try to get a foot in the door in this area as well.
Authors:
Jossen, Andreas; Doering, Harry [1] 
  1. Zentrum fuer Sonnenenergie- und Wasserstoff-Forschung, Ulm (Germany)
Publication Date:
Jul 01, 2009
Product Type:
Conference
Resource Relation:
Conference: Symposium electrical energy storage 2009. A key technology for energy efficient applications, Tagung Elektrische Energiespeicher 2009. Schluesseltechnologie fuer energieeffiziente Anwendungen, Fulda (Germany), 25-26 Mar 2009; Related Information: In: Electrical energy storages. A key technology for energy efficient applications, Elektrische Energiespeicher. Schluesseltechnologie fuer energieeffiziente Anwendungen, VDI-Berichtev. 2058, 218 pages.
Subject:
25 ENERGY STORAGE; ELECTRIC BATTERIES; USES; COMPARATIVE EVALUATIONS
OSTI ID:
21219689
Research Organizations:
Verein Deutscher Ingenieure (VDI), Duesseldorf (Germany). Gesellschaft Energietechnik
Country of Origin:
Germany
Language:
German
Other Identifying Numbers:
Other: ISBN 978-3-18-092058-0; ISSN 0083-5560; TRN: DE09GA210
Submitting Site:
DE
Size:
page(s) 25-38
Announcement Date:
Sep 28, 2009

Citation Formats

Jossen, Andreas, and Doering, Harry. Battery systems. State of the art; Batteriesysteme. Stand der Technik. Germany: N. p., 2009. Web.
Jossen, Andreas, & Doering, Harry. Battery systems. State of the art; Batteriesysteme. Stand der Technik. Germany.
Jossen, Andreas, and Doering, Harry. 2009. "Battery systems. State of the art; Batteriesysteme. Stand der Technik." Germany.
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title = {Battery systems. State of the art; Batteriesysteme. Stand der Technik}
author = {Jossen, Andreas, and Doering, Harry}
abstractNote = {Due to the emergence of electromobility and the increase in the fluctuating supply of renewable energy (wind and PV) electrical storage systems are gaining in importance again. In the area of electromobility they have even become a key technology. In the electromobile sector a clear decision in favour of Li ion batteries has already been evident for some time. None of the other technologies are being discussed any longer with regard to this application. Hybrid vehicles today mostly use NiMH storages, but this area too will see the entry of Li ion batteries. In the microhybrid area the improvements achieved with lead batteries will play an important role. Regarding stationary systems there is as yet no such clear-cut focus on any single technology to be observed, but rather a number of technologies being developed and tested concurrently. Redox flow batteries and high temperature batteries will play an important role here. However, lithium ion systems will try to get a foot in the door in this area as well.}
place = {Germany}
year = {2009}
month = {Jul}
}