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Storelectric is positioned to profit in an emerging trillion dollar market, which is estimated to be worth £11.5 billion in the UK alone.We're growing rapidly, with our first plant in Cheshire already under way which was awarded EU project of common interest. and a further two locations identified in Teessi ... see more.
Storelectric featured in The Engineer: https://www.theengineer.co.uk/storelectric-compressed-air-netherlands/ Storelectric in Energy News: https://www.energylivenews.com/2018/06/25/energy-storage-firm-wins-e50k-award-with-salt-cavern-technology/
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Storelectric is positioned to profit in an emerging trillion dollar market, which is estimated to be worth £11.5 billion in the UK alone.We're growing rapidly, with our first plant in Cheshire already under way which was awarded EU project of common interest. and a further two locations identified in Teesside and The Netherlands and backed by large local industrial entities.We’re aiming to revolutionise the global energy market by enabling renewables to power the world, and we’d like to invite you to join us.
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Storelectric is a multi-award-winning, electricity storage company aiming to transform the global energy market by providing a proprietary-technology solution for storing and using renewable energy. The principle of operation of a CAES plant is inherently simple. When more electricity is being generated than wanted, it is used to compress air. This air is stored underground and let out to drive a turbine when electricity is needed. Pressures used vary, but a typical value is ~70 bar (~30 times the pressure of a car tyre). Depending on the system, the electricity could be stored indefinitely, though the typical use is on the order of hours.You can potentially build a CAES plant wherever there is a suitable storage space. Ideally, this storage space should be near to:• Significant intermittent supply – wind and solar farms, for example.• Demand – population or industrial centres.• Existing connections to the grid.At present, Storelectric plans to use underground Salt Caverns as this typography is perfect for CAES plants and there are plenty of suitable locations for CAES plants around the world.
Storelectric is positioned to profit in an emerging trillion dollar market, which is estimated to be worth £11.5 billion in the UK alone.Competitors: Currently there are no known competitors operating in the UK. It is anticipated that once Storelectric proves their technology, competitors will aggressively enter the field. Storelectric’s and TCTL’s IP is intended to give several years head start and a significant operating cost advantage over these competitors,Competitive Advantage: IP of technology, EU Project of Common Interest (PCI) status, awards won and corporate partners, including current negotiations with NAM, the largest energy company in Holland, jointly owned by Shell and Exxon.
Investment will primarily be used for marketing, product development and growing our business internationally. To support this growth, we'll also be investing in IP, infrastructure, technology and our team.
Investors are likely to be able to exit an investment in Storelectric Ltd by one of three methods – private sales of shares, Storelectric IPO (Initial Public Offering – becoming a publicly traded company) or Storelectric being bought out. Storelectric management will monitor these options carefully but do not foresee the latter two options before 2022.
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