De La Salle University and an industry partner, Amber Kinetics Phils., co- produced a technical paper entitled, “Challenges and Opportunities of Flywheel Energy Storage in the Philippines,” published by the International Journal of Emerging Trends in Engineering Research.
BSECE student Isaiah Kyle Naco conceptualized the study for an on-the-job training program during this pandemic, under the guidance of faculty and industry experts in the field of flywheel technology.
The paper presents the challenges in the local energy sector which includes introduction of a new energy storage system in the Philippines, and the economics of Li-Ion batteries.
Opportunities awaiting the flywheel energy storage technology can be found in its integration with renewable solar and wind energy systems, and its significant leverage over Li-ion battery-based energy storage systems.
Pioneered by Amber Kinetics in the Philippines, the flywheel technology promises more sustainable energy storage systems in the next decades.
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