The intermittent nature of solar power underscores the importance of high-quality Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) to enhance grid resilience and enable a transition to cleaner energy sources. BESS operations generate heat during charging
and discharging, necessitating suitable spacing and effective cooling solutions. In response to these challenges, this project endeavours to address both issues by siting the BESS within the Jurong Rock Caverns on Jurong Island and harnessing
cooling from the regasification process of liquefied natural gas. By doing so, this project not only provides a cost-effective cooling method and significant land conservation but also opens up opportunities for a profitable district cooling
system.
SUPERVISOR:
Ting Kok Eng
TEAM MEMBERS:
Bryan Chan Wei Jie | Sistla Satya Satvik | Tan Jun Xian | Wang Ding Yang
DIPLOMA:
Diploma in Chemical Engineering