Industrial & Research Partners for Seasonal Low-Cycle Battery Storage Integrated with Photovoltaics

Project Overview

BaseloadPV is a next-generation stationary energy storage architecture designed specifically for seasonal and low-cycle applications in renewable energy systems.

Unlike conventional high-cycle battery systems optimized for mobility, our approach targets:

• Long-duration and seasonal storage

• Low cycle frequency with high material stability

• Structural system integration

• Simplified architecture for stationary deployment

• Direct coupling with photovoltaic generation

The concept focuses on combining structural energy storage components with advanced nano- and microstructured electrode materials suitable for chemistries such as LFP, sodium-based, potassium-based, and gel-type systems.

The objective is to enable scalable, robust, and economically viable baseload renewable energy solutions.

The project is currently in the pre-development and consortium-building stage.

We are seeking partners in the following areas:

1. Advanced Carbon & High-Temperature Material Processing

• Methane pyrolysis research groups

• Controlled carbon material synthesis

• Industrial gas handling and process engineering

• High-temperature reactor systems

2. Industrial Microwave & Thermal Process Systems

• Large-scale microwave heating technologies

• Electrified high-temperature processing

• Reactor engineering

3. Battery & Electrochemistry Specialists

• Solid-state battery systems

• Gel-based lithium systems

• Sodium-ion and potassium-ion chemistries

• Electrode nano-/microstructuring

• Stationary battery optimization

4. Photovoltaic System & Structural Integration Experts

• Direct PV-to-storage architectures

• Structural integration concepts

• Building-integrated or infrastructure-integrated PV

• System-level power electronics optimization

Collaboration Scope

We are open to:

• Joint R&D proposals (EU and national funding schemes)

• Technology validation partnerships

• Material and prototype co-development

• Industrial pilot projects

• Strategic long-term collaboration

The goal is to establish a cross-disciplinary consortium capable of developing and validating a first demonstrator system within a structured development roadmap.