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What is Texel technology?

TEXEL is developing cost effective, sustainable and circular hybrid energy storage / batteries and energy production solutions. In combination with renewable energy the TEXEL technology is not only cost competitive to fossil fuels, but as well competitive in terms of energy distribution, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days per year.

What is Texel energy storage?

TEXEL Energy Storage in a global co-operation, including US Department of Energy, Savannah River National Laboratory, and Curtin University in Australia, is developing a game changing energy storage technology that moves beyond Lithium and that is competing head-to-head in combination with renewable energy technologies with fossil fuels.

Will Texel energy storage be made in the United States?

the change in future energy production and distribution and to reach future goals and legislation in states like California. TEXEL intends to manufacture the technology in the U.S.,” says Lars Jacobsson, founder, and CEO of Swedish cleantech company Texel Energy Storage.

Which companies use Texel products?

The following companies use TEXEL’s products: Svevind: Svevind, a Swedish wind energy company, has collaborated with TEXEL to develop energy storage systems for renewable energy. AltaSea: AltaSea and TEXEL Energy Storage signed an agreement in 2022 to demonstrate large-scale energy storage/battery technology in California.

Can Texel's thermal battery technology provide sustainable and reliable power?

Research funded by TEXEL and conducted by ASU shows several opportunities for TEXEL’s thermal battery technology to provide sustainable and reliable power to the U.S. energy market. The study evaluated U.S. market competitiveness for a variety of customer types including residential, commercial, industrial, and wholesale energy markets.

What's new at Texel?

This rebranding marks a new phase for the company with focus on comercialisation, where energy storage remains a prioritized business area, while new business divisions such as TEXEL Flare Gases, TEXEL Defence, and TEXEL Biofuels are introduced.