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2.6.1 Battery/Hydrogen Hybrid Energy Storage

Course subject(s) 2. Flexibility Through Energy Storage & Demand Side Management

In lecture 2.2, it was discussed that there are different technologies for energy storage. Each of these technologies has different advantages and disadvantages. To combine different advantages, different technologies can be combined. One of these combinations is a battery/hydrogen energy storage system, where a battery is combined with an electrolyzer. This lecture will discuss this combination and it will outline the benefits. Also, the different challenges that come with this technology are discussed.

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