EnPot is helping the world achieve net zero emissions sooner by reducing aluminium's carbon footprint. EnPot operates like a 'virtual battery' to support more renewable energy in the worlds' electricity grids.
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Aluminium smelters fitted with EnPot technology are better positioned to secure cheaper power, maximise operating performance, and reduce their CO2 emissions profile by operating like a virtual power plant.
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An EnPot enabled aluminium smelter provides power companies with a low-cost, large-scale 'virtual battery' that can provide large volumes of instant power back to the grid.
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EnPot enables Governments to reach their clean energy targets faster by providing a reliable energy source to support intermittent renewable energy.
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EnPot technology helps to reinvent smelters into virtual batteries capable of providing valuable storage and back-up power to the world’s electricity grids in times of high energy demand or lower than normal generation. This is achieved at a lower cost than other storage options. EnPot supports the world's electricity grids to adopt variable renewable energy faster by providing a reliable backstop.
EnPot has been operating on a commercial scale at TRIMET’S Essen smelter in Germany since May 2019.
With EnPot, smelters can use 30% more or less energy without disturbing the delicate heat balance required to make aluminium. This new-found flexibility makes smelters more compatible with the variable electricity supply provided by renewable generation. The technology acts as a giant climate control system capable of maintaining a precise heat balance, even with a fluctuating electricity supply.
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Here's the thing. Just 200 aluminium smelters use the same amount of power as 1.2 billion people use at home. This is my story about why I believe in this technology and how it can make a difference.
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EnPot's Dr. Nick Depree, on how the aluminium industry can be decarbonised, now, using existing technology.
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EnPot technology is highlighted by the International Energy Agency (IEA) as playing a key role in the required transformation of China's aluminium smelting industry.
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Transforming the worlds' aluminium smelters into 'virtual batteries'.
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