"El reto del almacenamiento", con XAVIER CUGAT #70

EPISODE · Dec 10, 2024 · 1H 11M

"El reto del almacenamiento", con XAVIER CUGAT #70

from Energía a granel

En este episodio, exploraremos el fascinante mundo del almacenamiento de energía de la mano del experto Xavier Cugat. Analizamos sus diversas tecnologías como baterías, bombeo hidráulico, almacenamiento térmico e hidrógeno, hasta los retos y oportunidades que enfrentamos para cumplir los ambiciosos objetivos de descarbonización en España. Hablaremos de la capacidad actual de almacenamiento en el país, las metas marcadas para 2030 en el Plan Nacional Integrado de Energía y Clima (PNIEC), y las dificultades que implica llegar a los 22,5 GW previstos, analizando la complejidad de la tramitación para el bombeo frente a la agilidad de las baterías. También nos adentraremos en el impacto de la calidad del almacenamiento, la capacidad instalada necesaria y los plazos para que esta transición tome vuelo. Además, abordaremos la viabilidad de las plantas híbridas y el rol del almacenamiento como una tecnología separada o integrada con la generación. Profundizaremos en la rentabilidad de estas soluciones, cómo los mercados de capacidad pueden influir en su despliegue, y las ventajas de las baterías en autoconsumo industrial y residencial. Para cerrar, exploraremos el estado actual de las tecnologías de baterías, sus perspectivas de futuro, y desmitificaremos los riesgos asociados a ellas. ¡No te lo pierdas! Esta temporada 4 de "Energía a Granel" ha sido posible gracias a Fracttal. Es una plataforma inteligente de gestión de mantenimiento que ayuda a las empresas a optimizar la operación y mantenimiento de sus activos. Con soluciones basadas en IoT, inteligencia artificial y tecnologías predictivas, Fracttal permite a las organizaciones del sector energético monitorizar en tiempo real el estado de sus instalaciones, prevenir fallos y mejorar la eficiencia operativa. Si quieres saber más sobre cómo Fracttal puede ayudar a tu empresa, visita: https://hubs.ly/Q02S9kY80No te lo puedes perder.Sígueme la Corriente– Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/siguecorriente– TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@siguecorriente– X: https://x.com/siguecorriente– Website: http://www.siguecorriente.comEnergía a Granel– Pódcast: https://www.podcastidae.com/podcast/energia-a-granel/– X: https://x.com/EnergiaGranel

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