July 1, 2008
Journal Article

Energy Storage using Aqueous Hydrogen Peroxide

Abstract

A long-range global energy production and use goal is to make a transition from carbon-based energy sources to an environmentally clean (e.g., non-carbon) energy economy. This difficult task may entail both an energy production aspect, such as electricity production from solar/wind/wave sources, and energy storage on a large scale. The energy storage component is required as a “buffer” since peak energy demand, say on the electrical grid, is not always in-phase with energy production. Traditional batteries, due to their high cost, cannot store energy on the large scale required as part of an energy buffering system.

Revised: March 9, 2009 | Published: July 1, 2008

Citation

Disselkamp R.S. 2008. Energy Storage using Aqueous Hydrogen Peroxide. Energy and Fuels 22, no. 4:2771-2774. PNNL-SA-58521. doi:10.1021/ef800050t