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New Salt-Based Storage Technology System For Green Energy
Vattenfall is a Swedish power producer. It's building a plant in Berlin to test storing electricity from solar plants and wind turbines in salt to preserve their usability. The purpose is to preserve green energy and overcome natural problems caused by changing sun and wind conditions, specifically light and day and changing wind speeds.. The start and stop natural dynamics of wind and the sun are a big disadvantage. The purpose is to have the green energy stored and ready for use.
SaltX of Sweden
The system was invented by SaltX, another Swedish firm. It uses salt crystals coated with nanoparticles that heat up with electricity and release the heat when they are discharged. The project will run through the summer in Berlin. The plant will have a storage capacity of 10 megawatts. This is the first time that SaltX's technology has been tested on an industrial scale. The team wants to determine how quickly the process works and how it can be controlled. If it works and enables ready-to-use solar and wind power on a large scale, it will forward the use of green, renewable energy.
New Salt-Based Storage Technology System For Green Energy
Vattenfall is a Swedish power producer. It's building a plant in Berlin to test storing electricity from solar plants and wind turbines in salt to preserve their usability. The purpose is to preserve green energy and overcome natural problems caused by changing sun and wind conditions, specifically light and day and changing wind speeds.. The start and stop natural dynamics of wind and the sun are a big disadvantage. The purpose is to have the green energy stored and ready for use.
SaltX of Sweden
The system was invented by SaltX, another Swedish firm. It uses salt crystals coated with nanoparticles that heat up with electricity and release the heat when they are discharged. The project will run through the summer in Berlin. The plant will have a storage capacity of 10 megawatts. This is the first time that SaltX's technology has been tested on an industrial scale. The team wants to determine how quickly the process works and how it can be controlled. If it works and enables ready-to-use solar and wind power on a large scale, it will forward the use of green, renewable energy.
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