Enough Northwest wind energy to power about 85,000 homes each month could be stored in porous rocks deep underground for later use, according to a new, comprehensive study. Researchers at the Department of Energy’s Pacific Northwest National Laboratory and Bonneville Power Administration identified two unique methods for this energy storage approach and two eastern Washington locations to put them into practice.
Compressed air could help wind energy plants to save power at night, when winds are strongest for generation during the day, when demand is high
- Post author:Environmental Advocates NY
- Post published:May 22, 2013
- Post category:Uncategorized
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