$49,100,000
to NEXTERA ENERGY RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT, LLC
DEMONSTRATE THE VIABILITY OF A ZINC-BROMIDE BATTERY FOR 10+ HOUR ENERGY STORAGE. DEMONSTRATE THE COMPETITIVENESS OF A 10-HOUR CONTINUOUS DISCHARGE SYSTEM FOR LONG-DURATION ENERGY STORAGE APPLICATIONS. PROVIDE TANGIBLE BENEFITS TO IMPACTED COMMUNITIES AND WORKERS ALIGNED WITH LOCAL PRIORITIES, AND ADVANCE OPPORTUNITIES FOR UNDERREPRESENTED WORKERS AND BUSINESSES. CONTRIBUTE TOWARD WIDESPREAD ADOPTION OF LONG-DURATION ENERGY STORAGE BY 2030.
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What the model surfaced from this award
Develop and demonstrate a zinc-bromide battery system for 10+ hour energy storage to support grid-scale renewable energy deployment.
Long-duration storage is critical infrastructure for decarbonization; this advances DOE's 2030 adoption targets and reduces grid reliance on fossil fuels.
Success would drive demand for zinc, bromide, and advanced battery manufacturing capacity; creates opportunities for domestic supply chain development.
China dominates battery manufacturing globally; U.S. development of alternative long-duration storage technologies reduces dependence on Chinese battery imports.
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