415 Materials and Processes for Thermo-, Electro- and Photo-Chemical Energy Storage

Tuesday, November 15, 2016: 3:15 PM - 5:45 PM
Union Square 21 (Hilton San Francisco Union Square)
Description:
Energy storage is critical for utilization of renewable energies that vary significantly in their production with seasonality and weather, such as solar, wind, and hydrothermal power. Chemical bonds provide much higher capacity than other physical means for energy storage. This session solicits the latest research results of materials and processes for energy storage via thermo-chemical, electrochemical, or photochemical reactions, which include chemical-looping materials, batteries, and fuel cells.

Sponsor:
Innovations of Green Process Engineering for Sustainable Energy and Environment
Co-Sponsor(s):
Solar Energy for Power Generation and Chemical Processing (T4B)

Chair:
Wei Liu
Email: wei.liu@moleculeworks.com

Co-chairs:
James R. McKone
Email: jmckone@pitt.edu

Jian Liu
Email: jian.liu@pnnl.gov


3:15 PM
(415a) Featured: Organic Aqueous Flow Batteries for Massive Electrical Energy Storage
Michael J. Aziz

3:50 PM
(415b) Featured: Hydrogen-Based Redox FLOW Batteries
Mike Tucker and Adam Weber

4:15 PM
(415c) Achievable Alcohol Concentrations and Membrane Requirements for Artificial Photosynthetic System
Meenesh Singh and Alexis T. Bell

4:35 PM
(415h) Integrated Solar Energy Conversion and Storage Using Solar Flow Batteries
James R. McKone, Héctor D. Abruña and Franics J. DiSalvo

4:55 PM
(415e) Dynamic Energy Supply By a Pilot Scale Liquid Organic Hydrogen Carrier Unit
André Fikrt, Karsten Müller and Wolfgang Arlt

5:15 PM
(415f) Fabrication of CoTiO3/g-C3N4 Hybrid Photocatalysts with Enhanced H2 Evolution
Xia Tao and Yan-Zhen Zheng

5:35 PM
(415g) Combining Thermochemical with Sensible Heat Storage for Increasing the Stored Energy Density and Providing Stable Heat Transfer Fluid Outflow Temperature
Stefan Stroehle, Andreas Haselbacher, Zoran R. Jovanovic and Aldo Steinfeld
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