Thermal energy storage is temporary energy storage or removal of heat for use at a later date. Thermal energy storage that are common at this time is useful for ice storage move heat when needed. Ice is made at night when peak loads. This method is recommended and developed by the u.s. Green Building Council's Leadership in Energy Efficiency program and Environmental Design to arouse the development of building design-capable high that is safe for the environment.
The advantage of making ice at night include: after passing the peak load electricity have lower fees so that cheaper, and energy to cool the ice on a cold night is faster and requires less energy, so the ice can be produced in an amount more. It can be said that in this way, a lot of energy from the power plant was saved while more energy is released from storage for some time.
