By ESS News
Danish thermal energy storage developer Hyme Energy and Switzerland-Founded liquid engineer Sulzer have merged his hands to free up the way for the commercialization of their new solution of melted salt energy, a green alternative to generating industrial heat.
The two companies previously worked together on the Moss -demonstrator plant project in Esbjerg, Denmark, inaugurated in April 2024, which proved the concept of storing renewable energy in melted salt at temperatures up to 600 C.
This innovative technology uses molten salt to store energy with renewable energy sources to deliver green heat for industrial processes. Caught energy is fired when melted salt is pumped from a storage tank to a heat exchanger, producing steam for industrial use.
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