China switches on world's largest liquid-air battery
In China's Qinghai province, the world's largest demonstration facility for liquid-air energy storage (LAES) has been put into operation. The installation uses green electricity to compress air to extreme density, after which it becomes liquid at approximately -190°C. When demand arises, the liquid is reheated, causing it to rapidly expand into gas and drive a turbine that feeds electricity back...
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