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Photoncycle, a Norwegian start-up, says it can use solid hydrogen for long-term storage of renewable energy and wants to launch its product in Denmark on a €0.10 per kilowatt hour subscription basis. (sifted.eu)

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[–] Lugh@futurology.today 2 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

They are very cagey about the details of how this works, yet their website says individual components have been validated by SINTEFF, the Norwegian Foundation for Industrial and Technical Research. They have a long list of companies they've spun off from basic research breakthroughs. If they have validated this technology, then it at least works in the laboratory.

Based on a feasibility study undertaken by SINTEF, a leading European science research institute, a team of engineers and scientists at Photoncycle developed and validated individual components for our system in 2022. These were integrated and scaled into a functioning prototype of our core technology at the Photoncycle lab in 2023. A full-scale pilot will be developed in 2024 and a first product will be launched in the residential household market in 2025