Technology trends and challenges for pumped-storage plants and strategies for increased flexibility

  • K. Krüger, Voith Hydro Holding GmbH & Co KG, Germany
  • Vol. 31 - Issue 1, 2024

The inherent advantages of pumped-storage schemes for grid systems, where increasing amounts of volatile renewable energy are coming on line, make it dominant in the electricity bulk storage market. Pumped-storage capacity is increasing at a rapid rate in most parts of the world. This paper discusses technology developments supporting this trend, including improvements in flexibility.

Back to search

Order the full article

Get a copy of this back issue article in digital PDF format

£15.00
Buy Now

Related articles

Asia-Pacific leads pumped-storage renaissance

Vol. 31 - Issue 1, 2024

Major pumped-storage projects lead Queensland’s decarbonisation pathway

Vol. 31 - Issue 1, 2024

A multi-disciplinary tool to identify, prioritize, and classify pumped-storage sites

Vol. 31 - Issue 1, 2024

Study on a seawater pumped-storage concept for the Galápagos Islands

Vol. 30 - Issue 6, 2023
Archive Search

Print Journal

Go in-depth with the international journal on hydropower & dams

Learn more

Technology trends and challenges for pumped-storage plants and strategies for increased flexibility
  • Vol. 31 - Issue 1, 2024

All your interactions with our website are protected by strong 256-bit encryption. Learn more about how we safeguard your personal data in our Privacy Policy.

Aqua~Media International Ltd is the publisher of The International Journal on Hydropower and Dams, and the organizer of the HYDRO, ASIA and AFRICA event series.

+44 (0)20 8773 7244
  • © 2024 Aqua~Media International Ltd.
  • All Rights Reserved.
  • Website by The Pixel Parlour.
Close
Close