Daniel Buhagiar
CEO

FLASC is developing specialized energy storage systems utilizing advanced battery technology tailored for offshore renewable energy applications. These systems provide reliable energy retention to counteract the intermittent power supply from renewable sources, ensuring consistent electricity availability.
Funding not disclosed

Offshore wind farms face challenges due to the intermittent nature of wind and spatial mismatch between energy production and grid demand. This leads to market volatility, underutilized energy, and hinders the economic viability of offshore wind projects.
FLASC provides hydro-pneumatic energy storage (HPES) solutions designed to address the temporal and spatial mismatches in offshore wind energy production. The company's open-gas cycle technology uses a liquid piston system to store potential energy by compressing air within a pressure containment system. This stored energy can then be released on demand, providing grid-balancing flexibility and increasing the value of the power delivered from offshore wind farms. By integrating with existing subsea infrastructure, FLASC's technology offers a scalable and robust energy storage solution that improves the business case for offshore wind development and accelerates the transition to a clean energy future.
FLASC's primary target audience includes offshore wind farm developers, subsea infrastructure providers, and grid operators seeking to improve the reliability and profitability of offshore renewable energy projects.