Underground thermal energy storage: fundamental concepts, best

This thesis presents basic concepts of these techniques and summarizes best-practice case studies as well as the specific requirements for successful seasonal storage. Furthermore, it includes a case

Vienna New Energy Storage: Innovations Shaping a Sustainable Future

Summary: Explore how Vienna''s advancements in energy storage systems are transforming industries like renewable energy integration, smart grids, and urban infrastructure.

ScaleUp – Underground thermal energy storage

ScaleUp will demonstrate Europe''s first large-scale underground thermal energy storage system in Vienna, enabling renewable heat supply during the coldest season of the year.

ATES Vienna

The ATES Vienna project addresses the integration of aquifer thermal energy storages into district heating networks with the aim of designing the first pilot ATES project in Austria.

Development and validation of innovative thermal energy storage

Thermochemical energy storage (TCES): Different TCES reactors have been successfully developed by TU Wien in a scale-up procedure. The largest prototype is a 30 kWth / 150 kWh

ATES Aquifer Thermal Energy Storage Vienna

Based on this analysis, a detailed technical concept for the first pilot ATES in the Vienna area will be developed, considering the utilization of existing hydrocarbon wells and new drilled wells.

Energy Storage

Everything about: studies, research, patnerships, services.

ATES – Aquifer Thermal Energy Storage

In contrast to deep geothermal energy, this technology remains largely underutilised today. Although ATES storage systems have been implemented in select international cases, the Austrian project

TREASURE at the symposium in Vienna — TREASURE

The TREASURE project was presented at the Seasonal Large-Scale Heat Storage Systems symposium in Vienna, showcasing groundbreaking demonstrations in underground storage