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.
READ MOREAluminium 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.
Read MoreAn 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.
Read MoreEnPot enables Governments to reach their clean energy targets faster by providing a reliable energy source to support intermittent renewable energy.
Read MoreEnPot 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.
Read MoreShenyang Aluminum and Magnesium Engineering and Research Institute Co. (SAMI) and EnPot inked a Cooperate Agreement in Beijing in an official ceremony with NZ Prime Minister, Chris Hipkins today.
Read MoreEnPot CEO Karyna Young was invited to present at the first U.S-New Zealand cleantech event of its kind, the Blue and Green Technology Conference held in Auckland, New Zealand.
Read MoreAluminium International Today Magazine interviewed EnPot CEO, Karyna Young and Chief Technology Officer, Dr. Nick Depree to understand more about how technology can transform aluminium smelters into f
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