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Where is energy dome building a new energy storage facility?

The engineering team guided by Mr. Claudio Spadacini, founder and CEO of Energy Dome is building a 2.5MW/4MWh first of a kind energy storage facility in Sardinia, Italy, expected to be launched in early 2022. The plant, with a size of 2.5MWe and 4MWh, will be designed allowing for future storage expansion bringing it to 8MWh and above.

Is energy dome a company?

A year and a half ago, Energy Dome wasn't even a company. Now, it's built a 2.5-megawatt, 4 MWh pilot renewable energy storage system based on a fascinating CO2 battery technology that promises to be less than half the cost of lithium batteries Italian company Energy Dome has opened the first of its remarkable grid-level energy storage plants.

How does Energy Dome generate energy?

ENERGY DOME generates energy by using CO2 as a working fluid in a closed thermodynamic process. This allows the company to store energy and make renewable power dispatchable. For more information, please visit www.energydome.com.

Does energy dome have a grid-level energy storage plant?

In less than 18 months, Energy Dome has opened the first of its remarkable grid-level energy storage plants. These "CO2 batteries" store renewable energy over long periods and release it quickly, at less than half the cost of big lithium batteries.

What is energy dome doing with Ansaldo Energia?

Earlier this year, Energy Dome also signed a non-exclusive license agreement with Ansaldo Energia, a major provider of power generation plants and components, to build long-duration energy storage projects in Italy, Germany, the Middle East and Africa.

Where can energy dome's CO2 batteries be deployed?

Energy Dome’s CO2 Batteries can be quickly deployed anywhere in the world at less than half the cost of similar-sized lithium-ion battery storage facilities, and use readily available materials, such as carbon dioxide, steel and water. Energy Dome is now preparing for its first full-scale 20MW-200MWh plant.