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iSTORMY

The iSTORMY project is a research and innovation project (LC-BAT-9-2020) and will propose an innovative and interoperable hybrid stationary energy storage system based on: modular battery pack (stacks/modules) + modular power electronics (PE) interface + universal Self-healing energy management strategy (SH-EMS).
Uniresearch Role

Uniresearch was hired by the initial consortium partners to guide the whole grant application process, which includes compiling information from partners and writing of new texts based on Uniresearch and partner expertise. After approval of the project, Uniresearch has been assigned the task of project management facilitator and is member of the Work Package for the activities related to dissemination, exploitation, and valorisation. Uniresearch will be responsible for major dissemination and communication activities of the project results.

Team
Anna Molinari
Senior Grant Consultant
Nicolas Ruitenbeek
Grant Consultant
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Project

The objective of iSTORMY (Interoperable, modular and Smart hybrid energy STORage systeM for stationarY applications) is to addresses the new challenges by developing an interoperable and modular Hybrid Energy Storage System (HESS), by demonstrating various use cases and seamlessly interface the grid to provide multiple services, such as a combination of load levelling, frequency regulation, provision of backup power, at minimum cost. The HESS consists of batteries (1st and 2nd life), power electronics and thermal management and control systems. Managing it is a complex and challenging task since it involves combining components of different nature (e.g. electrical, mechanical, thermal or chemical) and of different dynamics into a single system.

Facts & Figures
  • Start date: 1 December 2020
  • Duration: 42 Months
  • Total budget: 3.41M€
  • EC funding: 3.41M€
  • EC contract number: 963527

The project consortium consists of 12 partners from 6 EU countries.

Website
istormy.eu