Mechanical Energy Storage
There are growing questions about the rising electricity demands from artificial intelligence, high-performance computing, quantum computing, robotics, digital assets and a wave of other technological advancements that gobble electrons.
Elon Musk and others point out that capturing a fraction of the sunlight that approaches earth provides ample energy. Similar statements have been made about geothermal energy, harvesting energy from the earth’s heat… but all these power generation solutions require storage if they are to fulfill the rapidly expanding base load.
We need better batteries.
That’s the key to the power lock.
The Wonder of Mechanical Batteries
Mechanical Energy Storage (MES) encompasses a range of technologies designed to convert electrical energy into potential or kinetic energy, storing it for later reconversion back into electricity.
This approach fundamentally differs from electrochemical methods aka the 🔋 batteries we are are used to dealing with traditionally.
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