Powering the evolution of aquafarming
Long-duration energy storage provides clean power 24 hours a day
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Long-duration energy storage provides clean power 24 hours a day
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With a rapidly increasing global population and today’s unstable geopolitical climate, food security is more important than ever. Aquafarming of fish, crustaceans, molluscs and plants, is the fastest growing food production sector, and could provide the answer to a worldwide issue by helping bridge the widening gap between supply and demand. To achieve this, the seafood industry needs to increase production by over 1.6 million tons each year going forward.
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Aquafarming is economically, environmentally and socially sustainable, when powered by renewable energy. With a need for desalinated seawater, and the operation of controlled and recirculating closed-loop systems to ensure ethical treatment of livestock, the industry is dependent on a stable energy supply. Long-duration energy storage supplies affordable and reliable clean heat and electricity around-the-clock.
Aquafarming is an electricity intensive process. Fish tanks require constant circulation of water, and other treatment systems utilize continuous electricity and heat. This makes a reliable energy supply crucial.
Livestock maintenance, including feeding and temperature control, needs stable power 24/7.
TES.POD provides a reliable year-round flow of heat and electricity with no downtime during servicing.
Recirculating aquaculture systems (RAS) can be fossil fuel reliant.
TES.POD has a low environmental impact with zero CO2 emissions and is 99% recyclable.
Climate and weather disasters such as heatwaves often lead to power outages. For inland aquafarming in remote locations, limited or weak grid access can result in supply interruptions.
TES.POD enables aquafarmers to gain energy independence through cost-efficient and localized supply.
Absence of fresh water may demand desalination of ocean water, limiting production and growth capacity.
TES.POD can power an around-the-clock desalination system, supplying both electricity and heat (55-65°C,130-150°F).
A lobster farm in New South Wales, Australia, relies on a weak grid and back-up gas boiler to power it’s operations. Production is limited due to a lack of fresh water supply. Azelio’s TES.POD secures renewable desalination and seafood production by delivering dispatchable clean electricity and useable heat. Limiting costs and reducing emissions, TES.POD lays a sustainable foundation for future growth.
Expanding the grid to serve businesses at the fringe is costly. Azelio’s long-duration renewable energy storage supplies affordable Combined Heat & Power (CHP) on demand.
Worked example: An Azelio TES.POD cluster of 20 units, in combination with solar PV. Considered 2,450 MWhe annual energy baseload demand. Local conditions: GHI 1833 kWh/M2/year.
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Azelio is a Swedish cleantech company. We have developed an ingenious long duration energy storage technology, providing dispatchable electricity and usable heat for all hours of the day – with zero emissions and at a very competitive cost.
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