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Molten Salt Thermal Energy Storage (MSTES) is a form of energy storage that uses molten salt to store thermal energy. The salt is heated by a heat source, such as solar energy, and stored in a tank. When energy is needed, the salt is circulated through a heat exchanger, where it releases its stored energy as heat. This heat can then be used to generate electricity or to provide process heat for industrial applications. MSTES is a cost-effective and reliable way to store energy, and is particularly well-suited for use with renewable energy sources.
MSTES is becoming increasingly popular as a form of energy storage, as it can provide a reliable source of energy when renewable sources are not available. It is also a more efficient form of energy storage than traditional batteries, as it can store more energy for a given volume.
Companies in the MSTES market include SolarReserve, Abengoa, and BrightSource Energy. Show Less Read more