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QuinteQ present at Next Generation Concept Development (NXCD) event in Ede.

Last week QuinteQ was present at the Next Generation Concept Development (NXCD) event at Camp Innovation in Ede. Always impressive and humbling to see our men and women in uniform working hard and innovating relentlessly to keep us safe now and in the future.

 

In essence, the Next Generation Concept Development is an event organized by the Dutch Ministry of Defense. It is a key platform for the MoD to proactively explore the future of military operations, experiment with cutting-edge technologies, and ensure that the armed forces remain prepared for the challenges of tomorrow. NXCD is the meeting place of the MoD, the DMO, and the business community.

 

QuinteQ Energy was present at the event with a demo setup of our flywheel energy storage system which will be further put to the test in the next several weeks and months by our skillful engineering and end-user partners of the Dutch Ministry of Defense.

 

QuinteQ’s presence aligns with the Dutch Ministry of Defence’s interest in exploring innovative energy solutions for military applications, potentially reducing reliance on traditional power sources like diesel generators. QuinteQ’s flywheel energy storage technology is designed to store and release energy efficiently, which could be valuable for stabilizing microgrids in field operations that utilize renewable energy sources like solar power. Read more about our flywheel energy storage system’s defense applications here, and stay up to date with our LinkedIn.

 

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QuinteQ was present at the NXCD event, with our demo containerized flywheel next to a mini tank shown in this image.

About QuinteQ

At QuinteQ, we have the vision that everyone should have access to clean, affordable & reliable energy. We have taken on the challenge to develop and introduce a high-tech flywheel energy storage technology with the goal to provide an affordable and flexible energy storage solution to support the energy transition. It is our mission to design and build our products with the lowest possible footprint during production, operation, and re-use of the materials once a system is retired.