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Various electrochemical technologies are common in the energy storage market:
- lead-acid
- lithium-ion
- nickel based
- based on sodium, etc.
All of them have their own scope of application, and the main selection parameters are the required power, safety, operating conditions, weight and dimensions, and price.
In the latest issue of the magazine “Energy. Izv. higher uch. establishments and energy associations of the CIS" (No. 3, pp. 209-217, 2024) an article was published by the head of the Project for the Development of SNE of the company 1AK-GROUP, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences Kirill Dobrego "Modeling of passive coupling of blocks of a hybrid electricity storage system"
1AK-GROUP partner of the III International Scientific Conference “SUSTAINABLE ENERGY DEVELOPMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF BELARUS: STATE AND PROSPECTS”. The conference will be held in Minsk on October 1 - 4, 2024. The conference organizers are the Institute of Energy of the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus, the Belarusian National Technical University, etc.
1AK-GROUP partner of the XI International Scientific and Technical Conference “INNOVATIONS IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING”. The conference is held on the basis of the Joint Institute of Mechanical Engineering of the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus. The conference will take place on September 4-5, 2024.
1AK-GROUP holding takes part in the exhibition "ELECTRO 2024". The exhibition is held from June 4 to June 7, in the very heart of the business center of Moscow - at the EXPOCENTER Fairgrounds.
One of the ways to increase the technical and economic efficiency of energy storage devices is their hybridization, i.e., the creation of storage devices consisting of blocks of different types of batteries. This approach is justified to reduce the initial investment in batteries due to the use of cheaper lead-acid batteries in the main module.