Long Duration Energy Storage Council (LDES Council)’s Post

Energy Vault has partnered exclusively with Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (SOM) to develop the next generation of deployable gravity #energy storage (GES) structures. SOM, a global leader in architecture and engineering, will be the exclusive partner responsible for integrating Energy Vault’s #GES into tall buildings in urban environments. This partnership includes designing skyscrapers equipped with motorized systems to elevate massive blocks during periods of low energy demand. These blocks store energy, which is converted back into electricity during peak demand. SOM and Energy Vault’s superstructure towers, standing between 300 and 1,000 meters tall, will offer durable and cost-effective infrastructure for long-term, #renewable energy storage and delivery. “This partnership with Energy Vault is a commitment not only to accelerate the world’s transition away from fossil fuels but also to explore, together, how the architecture of renewable energy can enhance our shared natural landscapes and urban environments.” Adam Semel, a Managing Partner at SOM. Energy Vault is harnessing gravity to create #LDES solutions that promote #sustainability and accelerate #decarbonization targets worldwide. The #Time4Action is now to ensure #3xRenewables by 2030. To learn more, click below:

Energy Vault and SOM Partner on New Generation of Skyscrapers

Energy Vault and SOM Partner on New Generation of Skyscrapers

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