The UK could save £24bn ($31bn) by 2050 if it powers ahead with a rollout of long-duration energy storage technology, according to a new report, as the government opens a consultation on how to best support such projects.
The UK Department for Energy Security and Net Zero on Tuesday published a report it had commissioned into different scenarios for the rollout of long-duration energy storage (LDES).
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adminThe following elements serve as critical enablers for the development of the offshore wind supply chain in the Philippines: • Significant capital investment in local supply chain, • Policy…
