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Kyoto raises funding to support acceleration of Heatcube

Kyoto Group ASOslo, Norway 15 March 2024 - Kyoto Group (Kyoto) is pleased to announce that the company has successfully executed a directed share issue of NOK 39 million with existing shareholders Spirax-Sarco, Iberdrola and Klaveness Marine.The directed share issue is executed to fuel the accelera

HeatCube Tisza

HeatCube Tisza Flexibility & Storage | Tisza (Hungary) The aim of this project is to finance the construction and operation of a heat storage unit developed by the Kyoto Group, the "Heatcube", on the site of food manufacturer KALL Ingredients, in Hungary.

Heatcube: Thermal Energy Storage Solution

With Heatcube, we are utilizing the increasing price volatility in the power markets to store energy in hours with high renewable production and low prices. When charging Heatcube with cheap electricity from excess renewable power production, we can deliver renewable heat whenever needed at a very low cost.

Second European Heatcube installation at KALL Ingredients nears

OSLO, Norway, Oct. 31, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Kyoto Group is thrilled to announce rapid progress on our second European Heatcube installation at KALL Ingredients in Hungary.This milestone brings us

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El Heatcube de Kyoto sustituye quemadores de petróleo, gas o diésel disponibles actualmente y se recarga utilizando electricidad. Plug and play. Heatcube se conecta a la tubería de vapor que ya utilizas. Se instala fácilmente, es sencillo

Kyoto Heatcube wins Hungarian tender

We competed for an already approved project against five other providers of heat storage based on various technologies, proving the versatility and cost-effectiveness of our recently announced second generation Heatcube," says Tim de Haas, Chief Commercial Officer of Kyoto Group. The Heatcube can be configured with storage capacities from 16

Kyoto introduces the Heatcube 2.0 a cost-leading

Kyoto Group''s Heatcube, a thermal energy storage (TES) solution, provides a sustainable and cost-effective alternative by capturing and storing abundant but variable energy from sources such as solar and wind.

HeatCube Tisza

Kyoto introduces the Heatcube 2.0 a cost-leading energy

Kyoto guarantees more than 93% Heatcube round trip efficiency

Oslo, Norway, 2 November 2023 - Kyoto Group is proud to announce that we have raised the guaranteed round-trip efficiency (RTE) of Heatcube from previously announced 90% to 93%, when accompanied by a Service Agreement.

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Kyoto Heatcube provides thermal energy storage and heat generation in one product. It supplies industrial customers with the technology needed to lower both their costs for producing process heat and their CO2 emissions using intermittent renewable energy sources instead of fossil fuels for heat production.

Kyoto raises funding to support acceleration of Heatcube

Kyoto Group AS Introduces the Heatcube 2.0 Cost-Leading

The Heatcube offers a modular and flexible design, fast response time on charge and discharge and no use of dangerous chemicals. It can be configured with storage capacities from 16 MWh to over 96 MWh, with a charge effect of either 10, 20 or 30 MW and a discharge effect for each Heatcube of up to 5 MW. The Heatcube is extremely flexible.

Kyoto signs strategic investment agreement with Iberdrola

Oslo, Norway 22 June 2023 – Iberdrola, Europe''s largest electricity utility by market capitalization, and Spirax-Sarco Engineering, a world-leading specialist in thermal energy management, join Kyoto Group as strategic investors and commercial partners in an alliance to accelerate the decarbonization of industrial process heat with Kyoto''s Heatcube, a thermal energy storage

Kyoto raises funding to support acceleration of Heatcube

The directed share issue is executed to fuel the acceleration of impending Heatcube installations. The net proceeds from the investment will be used to cover the company''s liquidity needs, including pre-ordering of long lead-time items for production of Heatcubes, strengthening of project execution capabilities, continued market expansion and general

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Heatcube uses a well known resistive heater technology, and stores energy from heat at up to 90% efficiency. Plug and play Heatcube can produce saturated or superheated steam, according to customer requirements, and plug into existing pipes currently in place at your site.

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Dr. Silvia Trevisan from KTH Stockholm, who is working on a project developing the Kyoto Heatcube battery, and Kyoto''s CCO Tim de Haas held a presentation "Heating the Way Forward: Empowering Net-Zero Heat Generation with

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Kyoto Heatcube provides thermal energy storage and heat generation in one product. smart networks and smart solutions for customers, Iberdrola''s main markets include Europe (Spain, the United Kingdom, Portugal, France, Germany, Italy and Greece), the United States, Brazil, Mexico and Australia. The company is also present in growth

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Denmark: Kyoto Group testing 4MW/18MWh power-to-heat project

Heatcube uses electricity to store thermal energy by heating molten salt to 415°C and then creating steam. Although the heat could also be used for industrial processes, and Kyoto Group is targeting the industrial market too, in the Nordjylland project the energy storage system outputs to the local district heating network.

Kyoto Investment and Partnership Agreement

Spirax-Sarco Engineering plc, the leading global thermal energy management and fluid technology solutions Group, announces that it will take an ownership stake in Kyoto Group (Kyoto) and enter into agreements to accelerate the decarbonisation of industrial process heat with Kyoto''s Heatcube, a molten salt thermal energy storage solution.

Giuseppe Casubolo joining Kyoto Group to lead strategic

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6 FAQs about [United Kingdom kyoto heatcube]

Is Kyoto heatcube ready to supply process heat?

Kyoto Heatcube is ready to supply process heat for industry now. Some fuels, like green hydrogen and green ammonia are better suited to supply the needs of transport and aviation. Lithium-ion batteries are very efficient for power companies and cars. None of these are likely to ever generate process heat. Electrification is the way forward.

Does Kyoto Group have a heatcube pipeline?

Kyoto Group has a large and growing pipeline of potential industrial customers exploring the Heatcube. Kyoto has signed several letters of intent and expects to sign more in the near future. The commercial pipeline covers multiple industries, including food and beverages, pulp and paper, corrugated cardboard, chemicals, and combined heat and power.

What is Kyoto's heatcube?

Experience a transformative edge with Kyoto’s Heatcube as we introduce real-time monitoring and control through digital innovation. Kyoto’s DataOps platform, powered by Cognite Data Fusion®, brings a new era of operational excellence, reducing operational expenses and offering state-of-the-art preventive and predictive maintenance.

What is heatcube?

Heatcube; a long duration thermal energy storage solution with a molten-salt based modular system that enables industry to decarbonize process heat.

How long does heatcube last?

Charge and discharge heat in the form of steam, using molten salt. The world's most mature thermal storage medium. Few moving parts, and predictable degradation over time makes expected lifetime of Heatcube 20-30 years. Heatcube uses a well known resistive heater technology, and stores energy from heat at up to 90% efficiency.

Where is the Kyoto share listed?

The Kyoto share is listed on Euronext Growth (ticker: KYOTO). More information on The Heatcube 2.0 is the most advanced and innovative system for storing and generating industrial heat based on thermal energy storage.

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