Thermochemical heat storage for households: thermal management and chemical reaction

To face environmental and living condition issues, it is important to find a way to store heat (generated by electricity production, gas plants) that is supposed to be lost to a high extent. This way of renewable energy could replace/save the fossil fuels in several years. So the development of heat storage device in combination to CHP to compensate electricity fluctuations would be a solution to this problem. This implies new insights through thermochemical (solid-gas) reactions and thermal transfers within and with the overall system.