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🔋🌍 Battery Industry ESG Outlook: Unlocking Sustainable Growth 🔋🌍

Did you know that the global battery market is projected to expand at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 14.1% from 2020 to 2027, reaching a value of US$ 108.4 billion? This growth is driven by the increasing demand for lithium-ion batteries, especially in the electric mobility sector. As the world gears up for a future with nearly 10 billion people by 2050, battery industry leaders are facing both challenges and opportunities.

One of the key challenges is addressing environmental, social, and governance (ESG) issues. Improper disposal of batteries contributes to pollution and negative health impacts. However, battery companies are stepping up their efforts, with some setting targets to reduce CO2 intensity and GHG emissions globally.

Notable companies in this sector include BYD Company Ltd., Duracell, Johnson Controls, LG Chem Ltd., and Samsung SDI Co. Ltd. These companies are at the forefront of developing sustainable technologies and business models.

To stay informed about industry developments, regulatory changes, and company actions, check out the Battery Industry ESG Study, Challenges, Issues & Risks Report by Grand View Research. It provides insights into ESG trends, challenges, and initiatives, helping investors and businesses make informed decisions for a greener and more sustainable future.

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Basic Advantages of Prismatic Battery Modules

High energy density: prismatic battery modules can store more electricity at the same volume and weight, which means that electric vehicles can carry larger capacity battery packs and have longer driving range.

High space utilization: The cells of prismatic batteries are square in shape and can be arranged more closely together, reducing space waste and increasing the energy density of battery packs.

High safety: prismatic battery modules usually use aluminum shells, which have high strength and toughness, and can effectively prevent battery short circuits, leakage and other problems. At the same time, its strong sealing can effectively avoid aging and leakage at the seal, thereby improving the safety of the battery.

Long cycle life: prismatic battery modules have a long cycle life and can withstand multiple charge and discharge cycles while maintaining high performance stability, reducing the maintenance cost of electric vehicles.

Specific applications of prismatic battery modules in electric vehicles

As a power source: prismatic battery modules are the main power source of electric vehicles, providing electrical energy support for the vehicle and driving the vehicle. Its high energy density and long driving range enable electric vehicles to meet daily travel needs and even long-distance travel.

Building battery packs: In electric vehicles, multiple prismatic battery modules are combined into battery packs and installed at the bottom of the vehicle or other suitable locations. The battery pack is monitored and managed by the battery management system (BMS) to ensure the safe and efficient operation of the battery.

Optimizing vehicle performance: The high energy density and long cycle life of prismatic battery modules help improve the power performance and endurance performance of electric vehicles. At the same time, its lightweight design also helps to reduce the overall weight of the vehicle and improve the vehicle's energy efficiency and handling.

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What Percentage of Cars Sold in 2023 Were Electric?

The automotive industry has been rapidly shifting towards electric vehicles (EVs), driven by increasing environmental concerns, technological advancements, and government incentives. The year 2023 marked a significant milestone in this transition. This transition has raised the question: What Percentage of Cars Sold in 2023 Were Electric? Let’s dive into the data to understand the impact and…

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What Are Plug-and-Play BESS Solutions, and Why Are They Game-Changers for Industry?

In most industries and commerce businesses today, energy reliability and efficiency are key factors in operations. That is where Plug-and-Play Battery Energy Storage Solutions (BESS), a completely new school of energy storage, comes into the picture. These systems are generally basic, modular, and effective, with the intention of achieving maximal organizational exploitation of energy resources and the least power outages and charges.

What may be understood as plug-and-play BESS solutions?

Standard BESSs are fully integrated battery power stations that are easily embedded in energy networks without requiring complicated adjustments. In contrast to more conventional practices of BESS, which can be comparatively intricate to integrate and set up, plug-and-play systems are factory-built, pre-integrated, and tested, allowing employing businesses to connect and implement them without introducing significant technical knowledge or time to configure.

These systems keep power in reserve and discharge it when there is a high demand; it is therefore inexpensive and stable power system. They can be used alongside renewable energy that includes solar and wind power making them ideal for use in industries that are focused on sustainability.

Why Are Plug-and-Play BESS Solutions Game-Changers for Industry?

1. Ease of Deployment

The plug-and-play nature of these solutions eliminates extensive installation processes. These pre-configured systems can be directly connected to the existing power network, reducing the time to deploy and labour costs significantly. Therefore, they are the most viable option for industries requiring quick energy solutions.

2. Scalability and Flexibility

Plug-and-play BESS solutions are modular. Such arrangements can be scaled up or down according to the business' energy demands. Plugging small into a business's energy requirements creates an opportunity to begin small and enlarge as the energy demands come. This can be done without the need to overhaul the energy storage system.

3. Improved Energy Efficiency

By storing energy during off-peak hours and providing it for high-demand periods, plug-and-play BESS systems optimize the energy cost of industries. This avoids utilities only during peak hours but helps to decrease utility bills, thereby making the business less reliant on the grid during peak times and thus providing a high degree of energy resilience.

4. Renewable Energy Integration

As industries move towards cleaner energy sources, plug-and-play BESS solutions play a pivotal role in bridging the gap between intermittent renewable energy supply and constant demand. These systems store energy generated from solar or wind sources, ensuring a steady power supply even when renewable generation fluctuates.

5. Increased Power Resilience

Power outages can be expensive to industries. Production halts and loss of revenues are inevitable when power supply is interrupted. The plug-and-play BESS system stands as a backup source for power supply in case of grid failure. This reliability is particularly critical to manufacturing, healthcare, and data center-based companies.

6. Lower Total Cost of Ownership

With minimal installation and maintenance requirements, these plug-and-play BESS solutions truly offer a lot of cost-effectiveness in energy storage. Their long lifetime and energy savings enhance the ability to better contain the total cost of ownership in businesses.

Conclusion

The plug-and-play BESS solutions are transforming the way industries manage and utilize energy. Their deployment ease, scalability, and capability of integrating renewable sources make it a game-changing innovation in energy storage. These solutions will not only make business energy consumption more efficient but also contribute to a better future as they bring abundance to our civilization.

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Ensuring a durable transition

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Ensuring a durable transition

To fend off the worst impacts of climate change, “we have to decarbonize, and do it even faster,” said William H. Green, director of the MIT Energy Initiative (MITEI) and Hoyt C. Hottel Professor, MIT Department of Chemical Engineering, at MITEI’s Annual Research Conference.

“But how the heck do we actually achieve this goal when the United States is in the middle of a divisive election campaign, and globally, we’re facing all kinds of geopolitical conflicts, trade protectionism, weather disasters, increasing demand from developing countries building a middle class, and data centers in countries like the U.S.?”

Researchers, government officials, and business leaders convened in Cambridge, Massachusetts, Sept. 25-26 to wrestle with this vexing question at the conference that was themed, “A durable energy transition: How to stay on track in the face of increasing demand and unpredictable obstacles.”

“In this room we have a lot of power,” said Green, “if we work together, convey to all of society what we see as real pathways and policies to solve problems, and take collective action.”

The critical role of consensus-building in driving the energy transition arose repeatedly in conference sessions, whether the topic involved developing and adopting new technologies, constructing and siting infrastructure, drafting and passing vital energy policies, or attracting and retaining a skilled workforce.

Resolving conflicts

There is “blowback and a social cost” in transitioning away from fossil fuels, said Stephen Ansolabehere, the Frank G. Thompson Professor of Government at Harvard University, in a panel on the social barriers to decarbonization. “Companies need to engage differently and recognize the rights of communities,” he said.

Nora DeDontney, director of development at Vineyard Offshore, described her company’s two years of outreach and negotiations to bring large cables from ocean-based wind turbines onshore.

“Our motto is, ‘community first,’” she said. Her company works to mitigate any impacts towns might feel because of offshore wind infrastructure construction with projects, such as sewer upgrades; provides workforce training to Tribal Nations; and lays out wind turbines in a manner that provides safe and reliable areas for local fisheries.

Elsa A. Olivetti, professor in the Department of Materials Science and Engineering at MIT and the lead of the Decarbonization Mission of MIT’s new Climate Project, discussed the urgent need for rapid scale-up of mineral extraction. “Estimates indicate that to electrify the vehicle fleet by 2050, about six new large copper mines need to come on line each year,” she said. To meet the demand for metals in the United States means pushing into Indigenous lands and environmentally sensitive habitats. “The timeline of permitting is not aligned with the temporal acceleration needed,” she said.

Larry Susskind, the Ford Professor of Urban and Environmental Planning in the MIT Department of Urban Studies and Planning, is trying to resolve such tensions with universities playing the role of mediators. He is creating renewable energy clinics where students train to participate in emerging disputes over siting. “Talk to people before decisions are made, conduct joint fact finding, so that facilities reduce harms and share the benefits,” he said.

Clean energy boom and pressure

A relatively recent and unforeseen increase in demand for energy comes from data centers, which are being built by large technology companies for new offerings, such as artificial intelligence.

“General energy demand was flat for 20 years — and now, boom,” said Sean James, Microsoft’s senior director of data center research. “It caught utilities flatfooted.” With the expansion of AI, the rush to provision data centers with upwards of 35 gigawatts of new (and mainly renewable) power in the near future, intensifies pressure on big companies to balance the concerns of stakeholders across multiple domains. Google is pursuing 24/7 carbon-free energy by 2030, said Devon Swezey, the company’s senior manager for global energy and climate.

“We’re pursuing this by purchasing more and different types of clean energy locally, and accelerating technological innovation such as next-generation geothermal projects,” he said. Pedro Gómez Lopez, strategy and development director, Ferrovial Digital, which designs and constructs data centers, incorporates renewable energy into their projects, which contributes to decarbonization goals and benefits to locales where they are sited. “We can create a new supply of power, taking the heat generated by a data center to residences or industries in neighborhoods through District Heating initiatives,” he said.

The Inflation Reduction Act and other legislation has ramped up employment opportunities in clean energy nationwide, touching every region, including those most tied to fossil fuels. “At the start of 2024 there were about 3.5 million clean energy jobs, with ‘red’ states showing the fastest growth in clean energy jobs,” said David S. Miller, managing partner at Clean Energy Ventures. “The majority (58 percent) of new jobs in energy are now in clean energy — that transition has happened. And one-in-16 new jobs nationwide were in clean energy, with clean energy jobs growing more than three times faster than job growth economy-wide”

In this rapid expansion, the U.S. Department of Energy (DoE) is prioritizing economically marginalized places, according to Zoe Lipman, lead for good jobs and labor standards in the Office of Energy Jobs at the DoE. “The community benefit process is integrated into our funding,” she said. “We are creating the foundation of a virtuous circle,” encouraging benefits to flow to disadvantaged and energy communities, spurring workforce training partnerships, and promoting well-paid union jobs. “These policies incentivize proactive community and labor engagement, and deliver community benefits, both of which are key to building support for technological change.”

Hydrogen opportunity and challenge

While engagement with stakeholders helps clear the path for implementation of technology and the spread of infrastructure, there remain enormous policy, scientific, and engineering challenges to solve, said multiple conference participants. In a “fireside chat,” Prasanna V. Joshi, vice president of low-carbon-solutions technology at ExxonMobil, and Ernest J. Moniz, professor of physics and special advisor to the president at MIT, discussed efforts to replace natural gas and coal with zero-carbon hydrogen in order to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in such major industries as steel and fertilizer manufacturing.

“We have gone into an era of industrial policy,” said Moniz, citing a new DoE program offering incentives to generate demand for hydrogen — more costly than conventional fossil fuels — in end-use applications. “We are going to have to transition from our current approach, which I would call carrots-and-twigs, to ultimately, carrots-and-sticks,” Moniz warned, in order to create “a self-sustaining, major, scalable, affordable hydrogen economy.”

To achieve net zero emissions by 2050, ExxonMobil intends to use carbon capture and sequestration in natural gas-based hydrogen and ammonia production. Ammonia can also serve as a zero-carbon fuel. Industry is exploring burning ammonia directly in coal-fired power plants to extend the hydrogen value chain. But there are challenges. “How do you burn 100 percent ammonia?”, asked Joshi. “That’s one of the key technology breakthroughs that’s needed.” Joshi believes that collaboration with MIT’s “ecosystem of breakthrough innovation” will be essential to breaking logjams around the hydrogen and ammonia-based industries.

MIT ingenuity essential

The energy transition is placing very different demands on different regions around the world. Take India, where today per capita power consumption is one of the lowest. But Indians “are an aspirational people … and with increasing urbanization and industrial activity, the growth in power demand is expected to triple by 2050,” said Praveer Sinha, CEO and managing director of the Tata Power Co. Ltd., in his keynote speech. For that nation, which currently relies on coal, the move to clean energy means bringing another 300 gigawatts of zero-carbon capacity online in the next five years. Sinha sees this power coming from wind, solar, and hydro, supplemented by nuclear energy.

“India plans to triple nuclear power generation capacity by 2032, and is focusing on advancing small modular reactors,” said Sinha. “The country also needs the rapid deployment of storage solutions to firm up the intermittent power.” The goal is to provide reliable electricity 24/7 to a population living both in large cities and in geographically remote villages, with the help of long-range transmission lines and local microgrids. “India’s energy transition will require innovative and affordable technology solutions, and there is no better place to go than MIT, where you have the best brains, startups, and technology,” he said.

These assets were on full display at the conference. Among them a cluster of young businesses, including:

the MIT spinout Form Energy, which has developed a 100-hour iron battery as a backstop to renewable energy sources in case of multi-day interruptions;

startup Noya that aims for direct air capture of atmospheric CO2 using carbon-based materials;

the firm Active Surfaces, with a lightweight material for putting solar photovoltaics in previously inaccessible places;

Copernic Catalysts, with new chemistry for making ammonia and sustainable aviation fuel far more inexpensively than current processes; and

Sesame Sustainability, a software platform spun out of MITEI that gives industries a full financial analysis of the costs and benefits of decarbonization.

The pipeline of research talent extended into the undergraduate ranks, with a conference “slam” competition showcasing students’ summer research projects in areas from carbon capture using enzymes to 3D design for the coils used in fusion energy confinement.

“MIT students like me are looking to be the next generation of energy leaders, looking for careers where we can apply our engineering skills to tackle exciting climate problems and make a tangible impact,” said Trent Lee, a junior in mechanical engineering researching improvements in lithium-ion energy storage. “We are stoked by the energy transition, because it’s not just the future, but our chance to build it.”

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Maximizing Battery Factory Efficiency with MES: Module EOL Testing

The battery manufacturing industry relies on precise processes and efficient testing to ensure quality.

One essential element for achieving this is the Manufacturing Execution System (MES), which organizes critical functions in battery factories. These functions include cell entry inspection, Module End-of-Line (EOL) testing, and PACK package EOL testing.

In this discussion, we will focus on Module EOL testing, a crucial aspect of the battery manufacturing process. Module EOL testing involves a series of steps and parameters to guarantee battery modules' quality, performance, and safety.

Workstation Description:-

Scan and Module EOL Test:The process initiates with scanning a code and conducting a Module EOL test. This test encompasses multiple facets, including the acquisition of module total voltage, monomer voltage, temperature, difference pressure control, internal resistance, insulation voltage resistance, voltage, and temperature detection.

Wire Harness Plug-in: The low-voltage wire harness plug-in is manually performed, while the remaining testing procedures are automated.

Temperature Collection: Room temperature is collected and compared with the module collection temperature to determine the normality of temperature collection.

Insulated Voltage Test: The insulated voltage test cable employs high-voltage-resistant cable as per the original factory manual. By scanning the code, the test formula is automatically called, and the data is recorded, associated with the module code, and uploaded to the MES system.

Product Flow: Qualifying products are automatically directed to the next station, while non-conforming items are automatically removed at the offline NG station.

Key Parameters for Reference:-

Module Voltage Test: Accuracy of ±0.1mV.

DC Voltage Range for Insulation Test: 0~1000V with a time range of 0.1-99.9s.

Process Verification and Testing

The module EOL testing process is crucial for ensuring accuracy and integrity. Various parameters, such as

Module Voltage Test, Internal Resistance,

Cell Voltage Test, Cell Voltage,

Open Circuit Voltage Differential Pressure Judgment,

Total Positive, and

Shell Insulation Impedance is maintained at precise levels to guarantee the quality of battery modules.

Module EOL testing is a key step in battery manufacturing. It ensures that modules meet strict standards for performance, reliability, and safety. Maintaining the accuracy and consistency of these tests is vital for seamlessly integrating these batteries into various applications, from electric vehicles to consumer electronics.

Summary

This article discussed the importance of a Manufacturing Execution System (MES) in battery production, specifically focusing on Module End-of-Line (EOL) testing. Module EOL testing involves various steps and parameters to ensure battery modules' quality, performance, and safety. The process includes scanning, and testing multiple parameters such as voltage and temperature, wire harness plug-in, temperature collection, insulated voltage test, and product flow. The accuracy and integrity of the testing process are crucial to maintaining the quality of battery modules. Module EOL testing plays a vital role in ensuring that batteries meet the required performance, reliability, and safety standards in various industries.

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What is the Average EV Range in 2024?

As we move into 2024, electric vehicles (EVs) are no longer just for early adopters. They’re becoming a common sight on the roads, thanks to advancements in battery technology that have boosted their range. The average EV today can go anywhere between 300 to 400 kilometers (186 to 248 miles) on a single charge, with some premium models going well beyond that.

High-Range EVs in India

In India, we’re seeing some exciting developments in the EV space, with both upcoming and current models pushing the limits of range:

BYD eMAX 7: Set to launch in October 2024, it’s expected to offer a range of around 500 kilometers.

Mercedes-Benz EQS: This luxury option tops the charts with an impressive 770 kilometers of range.

Tata Avinya: Coming in 2026, it's expected to provide about 500 kilometers of range, catering to the demand for long-range EVs.

Hyundai Ioniq 6: Expected to offer a range of up to 614 kilometers, showing Hyundai’s commitment to electric mobility.

With these impressive ranges, managing charging stations becomes more important. That’s where tools like Tecell’s charging management software come in handy. Tecell makes it easy to manage charging stations, providing access to EV drivers with flexible pricing models. Whether you’re a small business or a large enterprise, Tecell’s software can scale to your needs. Plus, their free tier makes it accessible to smaller companies, and the roaming feature offers cost-effective options for EV drivers and charge point operators alike.

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Metal Air Battery Market is projected to expand at a steady CAGR over the forecast 2024-2033

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A metal air battery is a type of battery that uses an external supply of oxygen to generate a current. The most common type of metal air battery is the lead-acid battery, which uses a lead anode and a lead dioxide cathode.

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Metal air batteries have a number of advantages over other types of batteries. They are lightweight, have a high energy density, and can be made in a variety of shapes and sizes. Metal air batteries are also relatively safe and environmentally friendly.

Disadvantages of metal air batteries include a limited life span and a tendency to self-discharge. Metal air batteries are also more expensive than other types of batteries.

Key Trends

The key trends in metal air battery technology are the development of new materials and the miniaturization of devices. In terms of new materials, research is focused on finding alternative metal air batteries that are more stable and efficient. One example is the use of lithium-air batteries, which have a higher energy density than traditional metal air batteries. In terms of miniaturization, research is focused on developing metal air batteries that are small enough to be used in portable electronic devices. This is an important trend because it would allow metal air batteries to be used in a wide range of applications, including laptops, cell phones, and other portable devices.

Key Drivers

The key drivers of the Metal Air Battery market are the increasing demand for portable electronics, the advent of grid-scale energy storage, and the need for efficient and environmentally friendly batteries.

The increasing demand for portable electronics is driven by the need for ever-smaller and more powerful devices. This has led to a corresponding increase in the demand for batteries that can power these devices for longer periods of time. Metal air batteries are well-suited to this application due to their high energy density.

The advent of grid-scale energy storage is another key driver of the Metal Air Battery market. As renewable energy sources such as wind and solar become increasingly prevalent, there is a need for efficient and cost-effective ways to store the energy they generate. Metal air batteries are one potential solution to this problem, as they can store large amounts of energy for long periods of time.

Finally, the need for efficient and environmentally friendly batteries is also driving the Metal Air Battery market. Metal air batteries are one of the most environmentally friendly types of batteries available, as they do not use any toxic materials in their construction. Additionally, metal air batteries are highly efficient, meaning that they can store more energy than traditional batteries while emitting less greenhouse gases.

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What is the Average EV Range in 2024?

Electric vehicles (EVs) have seen remarkable advancements over the past few years, making them more viable for everyday use. As of 2024, the average EV range has become a critical factor for consumers considering the shift from traditional combustion engines to electric power. In 2024, the average EV range is approximately 300 miles (483 kilometers) on a single charge. This is a significant…

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Battery Energy Storage Market Trends, Outlook, Size, Share, and Top Company Profiles

The Battery Energy Storage Market research survey offers an inclusive evaluation of the market and includes crucial future predictions, industry documentations and market reality. This Battery Energy Storage Market report reveals a comprehensive study of the collected information, with key players, sellers, and market dealers, along with key aspects influencing the market. The Battery Energy Storage Market research study examines the international and regional breakdown of the industry and its uniqueness, market shares, trends, outlines, industry classifications, and the constantly transforming global market ecosystem. The Battery Energy Storage Market research report provides profits predictions and geographic regions of the organization. The study purposes are to present the product development in North America, China, Europe, South East Asia, Japan, and in the rest of the world.

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GS Yuasa Corporation

Contemporary Amperex Technology Co. Limited

UniEnergy Technologies, LLC

BYD Co. Ltd

Clarios

The AES Corporation

Delta Electronics, Inc.

TrinaBESS

Primus Power

Battery Energy Storage Market by Element (Battery, Others), Battery Type (Lithium-Ion, Flow Batteries), Connection Type (On-Grid and Off-Grid), Ownership, Energy Capacity, Application, and Region (North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, Middle East and Africa and South America). The Battery Energy Storage market size is projected to reach a CAGR of 33% from 2021 to 2028.

Battery Energy Storage is a power storage technology that store the energy and power generated using renewable energy sources like wind and light. These provide a much environment safe alternative to the conventional fossil fuel powered energy sources.

Surged demand for continuous power and energy storage along with the advancements in the grids are some of the factors that have supported long-term expansion for Battery Energy Storage Market.

COVID-19 had a negative effect on the market, as the demand for power decreased during the time of pandemic.

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One of the big issues for the grid is that it's really hard to spin up extra generation on the quick and really inefficient too, big powerplants running cold wastes a huge amount of energy while they heat up and spin up. We're adding a bunch of renewable sources to the grid which is great but it's also making meeting demands really hard cause we double the number of times a classic power station cycles on and off.

One of the biggest demands on the grid is AC. It's as much as 10% of the energy demand, and while it is fairly efficient it's also for many time sensitive. I know Tech Connections has suggested AC as a battery, turn on the AC when there's low demand or high supply and over cool so it's needed less when there's high demand or low supply. But I think we can take it a couple of steps forward after all the AC is dumping the unwanted heat into the atmosphere doing no work with it, if we can supply cooling and use the heat that'd ultimately be more efficient.

So we have a bunch of high pressure pipes that are soon going to be obsolete I suggest repurposing them to carry compressed (or liquified) air. We generate the compressed air by keeping nuclear power stations running even when they're "not needed" and to meet peak demands rather than spinning up coal we turn off the compression.

The compression (or liquifaction) of air produces waste heat which can be used to preheat the water for the reactors or something like utility hot water, and the compressed air when it decompresses would cool the environment it's decompressed into.

There would be the side effects that the compressed air could improve air quality wherever it is released, the air can be fractionated to remove CO2 if it's liquified even without separation of all the other useful fractions like neon, argon, helium, etc... even if these are relatively small fractions doing this at scale could generate significant quantities anyway. Regardless of composition the air may be contaminant free, with no dust or live viruses/bacteria due to filtering or the compression process, and the compressed air will be less able to hold moisture so would provide air conditioning to a degree.

Once stored compressed air as a battery is near lossless, hot salt batteries shed heat over time even if not being discharged, chemical batteries self discharge over time, while 1kg of compressed air in a tank will remain 1kg of compressed air in a tank almost indefinitely providing the tank is well designed and leak free.

And there are many ways to used compressed air other than cooling, there are many tools that are already designed for use with compressed air. From workshop tools like pneumatic saws, drills, files and so on to pressure washers or medical equipment there are many uses for compressed air as a power source separate from its use as AC.

And I would assume that running a few larger processes could be made considerably more efficient than millions of smaller ones. A bigger system may be able to leverage multiple phase change stages in ways that are more effective than a single refrigerant loop, industrial machinery may be designed for higher pressure capacity, higher heat extraction levels, colder cold side than is necessary or safe for a residential or commercial environment.

I believe it could be a very valuable and worth while endeavour however I do appreciate I do not know all the nuances and I am well aware that effectively bottling atmosphere in one location and releasing it at another consistently could make the urban microclimate problem worse. Not only are urban environments more likely to hold onto heat this have a side effect of driving up atmospheric pressure in those same environments making them less likely to have cloud cover or rain while the compression locations my lower air pressure and lead to their own microclimates and may result in significant environmental impacts like permanent winds between cities and the compression stations.

I want to see some real studies into the feasibelity and long term effects of this plan even if it's a bad idea I believe it's worth exploring