European Military Energy Storage System

Why should energy storage technologies be deployed?

An appropriate deployment of energy storage technologies is of primary importance for the transition towards an energy system. For that reason, this database has been created as a complement for the Study on energy storage - contribution to the security of the electricity supply in Europe. The database includes three different approaches:

Which countries support the deployment of energy storage?

EASE supports the deployment of energy storage to enable the cost-effective transition to a resilient, carbon-neutral, and secure energy system. The report covers 14 countries; Belgium, Finland, France, Germany, Great Britain, Greece, Norway, Netherlands, Ireland, Italy, Poland, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland.

Can European military mobility'reach in strength'?

Despite these efforts, developing European military mobility capabilities able to “reach in strength” to the very eastern frontiers of both NATO and the European Union remains a strategic challenge, according to the Center for European Policy Analysis. In parallel, NATO allies have been talking to improve mobility and operational energy security.

What is energy independent and efficient deployable military camps?

nergy independent and efficient deployable military camps.The project“Energy Independent and Efficient Deployable MilitaryCamps” (INDY) aims to develop a strategic roadmap towards the future energy independent and efficient deployable military camps, based on a paradigm shift for energy production, co

Is the military site an energy system?

For the technical, environmental and economic analyses the military site was modelled as an energy system, by considering the energy and mass balances within the system and between the system and the environment. The energy system (Fig. 1) consists of several elements connected to internal and external energy networks.

Does Europe have a military mobility plan?

Europe has undertaken initial steps to address the energy security of military operations since Russia’s illegal annexation of Crimea in 2014. In 2018, the European Union launched an Action Plan on Military Mobility to ensure “ swift and seamless movement of military personnel, materiel and assets,” including with short notice and at large scale.