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Energy storage: Electrical energy storage - challenges and new market opportunities. John Baker. Energy World. November/December 2004 P. 10-12
The last issue of Energy World (October 2004) included a news item: ‘UK needs to invest in energy storage to make clean power work’. Here the originator of that story, John Baker of EA Technology, provides a more considered overview of energy storage technologies in use and under development around the world - and the wide range of applications (including alleviating the effects of intermittent renewable electricity generation) to which they can be put.
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Journal title: Energy World
Subjects: Energy efficiency, Electricity generation, Energy consumption, Storage, Electricity
