The article explores the issue of renewable energy storage for excess
solar and wind power. A challenge facing renewable energy production is the
erratic generation of energy relative to electricity supply and demand, making
it difficult for wind and solar power plants to compete economically with
traditional power utilities. Various energy storage technologies are evaluated
for factors such as scalability, cost-effectiveness, and energy efficiency.
Storage facility types reviewed include pumped hydroelectric, compressed air,
and thermal storage.
Castelvecchi, D. (2012). Gather the Wind. Scientific American, 306(3), 48-53.
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