Analysis of Global Trends in the Development of Energy Storage Systems and Prospects for Their Implementation in Ukraine

Zaporozhets, Artur; Kostenko, Ganna; Zgurovets, Oleksandr; Deriy, Volodymyr

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“…Battery Chemistry and Materials: Research in this area focuses on the development and optimization of electrode materials, electrolytes, and other components to enhance the performance, safety, and longevity of lithium-ion batteries [17][18][19][20][21]. Innovations in battery chemistry, such as the use of advanced materials like silicon anodes and solid-state electrolytes, aim to increase energy density and reduce degradation rates.…”

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Accounting calendar and cyclic ageing factors in diagnostic and prognostic models of second-life EV batteries application in energy storage systems

Kostenko

2024

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The rapid expansion of the electric vehicle market has significantly increased the demand for lithium-ion batteries, posing challenges for manufacturers and policymakers regarding efficient use and recycling. When these batteries reach the end of their primary lifecycle, their repurposing for secondary applications such as energy storage becomes critical to addressing environmental and resource management issues. This paper focuses on applying second-life batteries in energy storage systems, emphasizing the importance of accounting for calendar and cyclic aging factors to optimize battery performance and longevity. Calendar aging refers to the degradation that occurs over time due to chemical reactions within the battery, even when it is not in use. This type of aging is influenced by temperature, state of charge (SOC), and storage conditions. Cyclic aging, on the other hand, results from repeated charging and discharging cycles, which cause mechanical and chemical changes within the battery, leading to capacity fade and increased internal resistance. The combined effects of these aging processes necessitate the development of high-precision diagnostic and prognostic models to manage the performance and longevity of second-life batteries effectively. In Ukraine, the adoption of electric vehicles is accelerating, leading to an influx of used electric vehicles. This situation necessitates the prompt development of strategies for repurposing these batteries for energy storage applications. The complexities associated with final recycling processes make secondary use an attractive interim solution. By repurposing used EV batteries, Ukraine can mitigate immediate challenges related to battery waste and resource scarcity while supporting the transition to renewable energy sources. This paper highlights the need for an integral degradation index (DI) that combines calendar and cyclic aging factors with stochastic influences to provide a comprehensive measure of battery health. Such an index is essential for optimizing battery management practices, including the scheduling of charging and discharging cycles, to extend the operational life of secondary batteries. The study also presents practical recommendations for implementing these models in various energy storage scenarios, ranging from residential solar energy systems to industrial grid support and electric vehicle charging stations. By adopting optimized battery management strategies, the potential for extending the lifespan of secondary batteries and reducing operational costs is significant. This approach supports sustainable energy practices and aligns with global efforts to promote renewable energy sources and circular economy principles. Keywords: Lithium-Ion Battery, Electric Vehicle, Energy Storage, Battery Degradation, Calendar Ageing, Cyclic Ageing, Integral Degradation Index, Remaining Useful Life, State of Health.

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“…Battery Management Systems (BMS): Effective battery management systems are crucial for monitoring and controlling the performance of lithium-ion batteries [18,[22][23][24]. Studies explore advanced BMS algorithms that optimize charging and discharging cycles, balance cell performance, and extend battery lifespan.…”

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Accounting calendar and cyclic ageing factors in diagnostic and prognostic models of second-life EV batteries application in energy storage systems

Kostenko

2024

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Approaches to the Cascade Hydropower Plants Optimum Operation for Forming the Day-Ahead Electricity Market Schedule

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World experience of legislative regulation for Lithium-ion electric vehicle batteries considering their second-life application in power sector

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2024

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Understanding and incorporating global regulatory experiences and standards related to battery management is of greatest importance, particularly when considering the rapid evolution of the electric vehicle (EV) market and its implications for energy storage and sustainability. This is especially relevant for Ukraine, where the burgeoning secondary market for EVs and a keen interest in renewable energy sources underscore the need for proactive policy-making and standardization to address the challenges of battery second life and recycling. This article delves into the role of Electric Vehicle Lithium-Ion batteries within the ambit of the circular economy, underscoring the significance of legislative frameworks across the globe with a particular focus on European initiatives in light of Ukraine's EU integration ambitions. This encompasses extending battery life through recycling and repurposing, thereby ensuring both economic viability and minimal environmental footprint. The narrative outlines the varied legislative landscapes internationally, noting the differences in strategies from Asia's technological and safety emphasis to Europe's robust regulatory directives aimed at battery lifecycle management. In Europe, the drive towards sustainable battery utilization is marked by comprehensive policies like the EU Battery Directive and the emerging Regulation on Batteries and Waste Batteries, which set forth ambitious recycling targets and introduce innovative concepts like the battery passport. Drawing from this global overview, the article posits a set of recommendations for Ukraine, suggesting the development of extensive battery management legislation, adoption of European standards to smooth the path towards EU membership, investment in recycling infrastructures, fostering of public-private partnerships, and public awareness initiatives. These recommendations are designed to elevate Ukraine's position in the sustainability, promoting environmental stewardship and economic competitiveness. The growing importance of secondary lithium-ion batteries for electric vehicles in supporting and harmonizing renewable energy sources is emphasized, and accordingly, the need for adequate legislation and standardization to support a closed-loop economy. Keywords: Lithium-Ion Batteries, Second-Life Application, EV Battery Life Cycle, Circular Economy, Repurpose, Reuse, Recycling, Standards, Regulation, Legislation.

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Analysis of Global Trends in the Development of Energy Storage Systems and Prospects for Their Implementation in Ukraine

Cited by 5 publications

References 15 publications

Accounting calendar and cyclic ageing factors in diagnostic and prognostic models of second-life EV batteries application in energy storage systems

Accounting calendar and cyclic ageing factors in diagnostic and prognostic models of second-life EV batteries application in energy storage systems

Approaches to the Cascade Hydropower Plants Optimum Operation for Forming the Day-Ahead Electricity Market Schedule

World experience of legislative regulation for Lithium-ion electric vehicle batteries considering their second-life application in power sector

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