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New projects pair multiple renewables with storage
Large-scale battery storage is perhaps the most important enabling technology for the next phase of the energy transition – and utilities are taking note. Now, the first projects that pair two or more renewable technologies with storage are coming online, reports Andrew Williams.
Article details
Journal title: Energy World
Publisher: Energy Institute
Countries: Australia - United States -
Subjects: Electricity storage, Renewables, Wind power, Solar power, Batteries, Decarbonisation
