Thermochemical energy storage (TCES) may store heat for a theoretically indefinite amount
of time at high energy storage density. It is an ideal means to achieve seasonal thermal …

Thermochemical energy storage (TCES) is an emerging technology promising for domestic
applications. Recently, K 2 CO 3 was identified and studied as a TCES material. In this work …

Thermochemical energy storage using salt hydrates is a promising method to store low-
grade heat and resolve the mismatch between supply and demand of renewable energy …

The scarcity of durable and low-cost sorbent materials remains a significant technological
barrier to long-term heat storage. In the present work, composite materials based on …

Thermochemical heat storage is highly promising, in particularly with a view to long-term
heat storage. For the implementation of heat storage in households, thermochemical …

Thermochemical heat storage is a promising technology towards efficient use of renewable
energy resources. Materials based on salts and their hydrates have a high potential for a …

The development of advanced materials with high energy density for thermochemical
energy storage (TCES) may contribute to the utilization of waste heat from industries. Here …

Thermal energy storage is regarded as an enabling technology with a variety of
applications, especially regarding energy efficiency and usage of renewable and waste …

Hydration and dehydration of Ca (OH) 2/CaO, CaCl2• 6 H2O/CaCl2 and MgCl2• 6
H2O/MgCl2• 2H2O were investigated as heat storage materials. The reaction rates, released …

Non-stabilized thermochemical materials impose several limitations on their use. These
include swelling/shrinkage, cracking, and agglomeration over cycles. In addition, the …