This work models and assesses the financial performance of a novel energy storage system known as gravity energy storage. It also compares its performance with alternative energy storage systems used in large-scale application such as PHES, CAES, NAS, and Li-ion batteries.
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For Gravity Storage systems, the levelized cost of storage decreases as the system size increases. Based on the system cost, GES with an energy storage capacity of 1 GWh, 5 GWh, and 10 GWh has an LCOS of 202 US$/MWh, 111 US$/MWh, 92 US$/MWh, respectively. This can be explained by the fact that the system CAPEX decreases with an increased capacity.
This calculation takes into consideration the time value of money with a discount rate over the system lifetime. To calculate the levelized cost of gravity energy storage, the system investment cost is found by adding all relevant construction, and equipment costs for the installation of the system.
Equipment cost is the cost of the machine sets consisting of pump/turbine and motor/generator. Gravity storage requires similar mechanical equipment used by pumped hydro storage system. This includes pump, turbine, and motor/generator. Several types of turbines can be used to convert kinetic energy, of the following water, to rotational energy.
This system stores electricity in the form of gravitational potential energy. This work presents an approach to size gravity storage technically and economically. It performs an economic analysis to determine the levelized cost of energy (LCOE) for this technology, and then compares it to other storage alternatives.
This case study makes use of gravity energy storage which is considered suitable to be used in large scale applications. The technical and economic parameters of this storage system are used as inputs. The system operation and maintenance cost is equal to 0.4 €/kWh with a storage efficiency of 80% (Aneke and Wang, 2016).
The results reveal that GES has resulted in good performance metrics including IRR and NPV of project and Equity, as well as ADSCR, and LLCR. In addition, for a 1 GW power capacity and 125 MWh energy capacity system, gravity energy storage has an attractive LCOS of 202 $/MWh.
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