Germany: Storing electricity in the natural gas network
Storing electricity in the natural gas network may sound somewhat far-fetched,
but is in fact an example of forward-looking technology. The idea is to
eliminate fluctuations in the supply of wind and solar power.
Storing electricity in the natural gas network may sound somewhat far-fetched, but is in fact an example of forward-looking technology. The idea is to eliminate fluctuations in the supply of wind and solar power.
Conventional power stations that burn gas and coal or use nuclear power provide a continuous supply of electricity and can be switched on or off as demand rises and falls. This is only possible to a limited extent with "green" power from hydroelectric, biomass and geothermal plants, however. Because the availability of wind and solar energy varies, a balancing system is needed to compensate when too much or too little energy is fed into the network.
More interesting informations on:https://www.deutschland.de/en/topic/politics/global-issues-law/turning-electricity-into-natural-gas
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