Design and cost of a utility scale superconducting magnetic energy storage plant

Loyd, R. J.
Nakamura, T.
Schoenung, S. M.
Lieurance, D. W.
Hilal, M. A.
Rogers, J. D.
Purcell, J. R.
Hassenzahl, W. V.

Publication date

January 1985

Publisher

Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory

Abstract

Superconducting Magnetic Energy Storage (SMES) has potential as a viable technology for use in electric utility load leveling. The advantage of SMES over other energy storage technologies is its high net roundtrip energy efficiency. This paper reports the major features and costs of a jointly developed 5000 MWh SMES plant design

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