Lecture

Energy Storage Technologies

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Description

This lecture discusses the role of storage in the energy system, comparing different technologies such as power to gas and batteries, highlighting the need to increase storage capacity to accommodate renewable sources like wind and solar by 2050.

Instructors (2)

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