
A Factorial Energy partnership delivered more than 30% additional range in first flight testing, before integration optimisation.
News
Tulip Tech joins the EU co-funded Netshield project to develop hybrid energy storage technology for grid stability.

Tulip Tech is proud to be taking part in the Netshield project to develop hybrid battery technology, which is co-funded by the European Union. Find more information below:
Netshield – OPZuid 2021-2027
The Netshield project aims to develop an innovative hybrid battery technology that responds within milliseconds, essential to maintain grid stability amid growing grid congestion and renewable energy sources.
Within 3 years, the project aims to develop and validate a Hybrid Energy Storage System (HESS) at TRL7 level, achieving:
Power of at least 1 MW within 20 milliseconds
Energy density of at least 800 Wh/L
Lifetime of at least 10 years
Recyclability of at least 90%
To achieve this goal, Netshield is developing a HESS aimed at industrial applications, consisting of two complementary battery chemistries:
High Energy Battery (HEB) optimized for longevity and energy storage
High Power Battery (HPB) focused on delivering extremely high power within milliseconds
By developing an intelligent Energy Management System (EMS), loads are dynamically shared so that that grid disturbances are mitigated whilst overall battery cycle life is improved. This aims to improve grid stability and the efficient use of renewable energy sources, leading to a significant reduction in CO2 emissions and resource savings.
For more information, please visit the Stimulus (https://www.stimulus.nl/opzuid-2021-2027/avada_portfolio/netshield/) website, or read AE groups project summary here (https://ae-grp.nl/sustainableenergy.html).