$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
Demonstrate zinc-bromide battery viability for long-duration grid energy storage applications.
Essential for scaling renewable energy and achieving grid decarbonization targets by 2030.
Battery success drives demand for zinc, bromine sourcing and grid integration equipment.
Diversifies U.S. battery chemistry away from Chinese-dominated lithium supply chains.
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