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Seeo Inc

Solid State Batteries for Grid-Scale Energy Storage

Abstract

Seeo and its partners are demonstrating a large-scale prototype of a solid-state electrolyte lithium-ion rechargeable battery for use in Smart Grid energy storage applications. Seeo seeks to validate this technology to address the needs of Community Energy Storage Systems—small (less than 100 kW) distributed energy storage systems alongside pad-mounted and pole-mounted transformers. The battery pack is more than a 50 percent improvement in weight and energy density; has 10-15+ year operating life with 3,000-5,000 or more cycles; has no volatile or flammable components; and will be 35 percent cheaper than existing lithium-ion batteries. This approach allows independent control over mechanical and electrical properties. The cell can withstand temperatures as high as 150°C and voltages of 10 volts without incident. An independent analysis of the environmental and economic impact of battery improvement will also be conducted.

Contact Information

Kimberly Nuhfer
Project Manager
National Energy Technology Laboratory
3610 Collins Ferry Road
Morgantown, WV 26507-0880
304-285-6544
Kimberly.Nuhfer@netl.doe.gov

Mohit Singh
Principal Investigator
Seeo Inc
3906 Trust Way
Hayward, CA 94545-3716
510-782-7336
msingh@seeo.com

At-A-Glance
Recipient: Seeo Inc
HQ State: California
NERC Region:
Total Budget: $12,392,122
Federal Share: $6,196,060
 
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Targeted Benefits:
  • Job creation
  • Electricity reliability improved
  • Cost of electricity reduced
  • Gasoline consumption decreased
  • Greenhouse gas emissions reduced
  • Global competitive edge gained by the U.S.
 

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