Poleres

Poleres is a fictional term used in speculative engineering literature to denote a class of modular energy storage and distribution devices. In the imagined world, poleres are designed to be assembled from standardized modules that can be connected edge-to-edge to form grids of varying capacity. The core is a solid-state energy cell surrounded by a protective shell, with a universal bus interface and swappable power modules that allow rapid maintenance without powering down the system.

Poleres are characterized by high energy density, fast charge and discharge, and built-in thermal management. They are designed to support distributed microgrids, mobile energy platforms, and spacecraft power systems. In narrative uses, poleres often power urban districts, emergency response networks, and remote installations where traditional fixed batteries would be impractical.

Historically within the fiction, poleres were developed during a period of energy transition as a scalable solution for decentralized power. The term is said to derive from a portmanteau of polarity and reserve, though in-world etymologies vary by author.

This article describes a fictional concept created for illustrative purposes and does not reflect real-world devices. See also energy storage, modular systems, microgrid.