What if increased energy storage could help fix climate change?

European Parliament - EPRS Science and Technology podcasts by European Parliament Webmaster

Apr 14, 202300:04:12Government & Organizations

In this podcast we explore the potential ecological benefits of increasing our capacity to store energy, especially from renewable sources. As the availability of some renewable energy sources is variable and intermitten...

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