Geiger Group, a German mine owner, has partnered with Gravitricity to investigate the possibility of using a decommissioned mine to store energy. The 760-m-deep Grube Teutschenthal mine, which is now used for long-term waste disposal, will be studied by Gravitricity in May to determine the feasibility of using gravity energy storage to optimize electricity supply. If Read More
Edinburgh-based energy storage company, Gravitricity, has partnered with IEA Infrastructure Construction to seek funds jointly for renewable energy projects, including those at disused mines in the US. The Biden administration has made $450 million available for clean energy projects at current or former coal mine sites. Gravitricity has already developed below-ground, gravity-based storage systems in the Read More
Gravitricity, an Edinburgh-based energy storage company, has signed an agreement with DIAMO, a Czech state enterprise, to seek European Union funding to transform the former Darkov coal mine into a large energy store. The pair plan to create a 4MW energy store, which they hope could pave the way for similar projects across Europe. The Darkov Read More
