Siemens Gamesa develops project with 1,000 tons of rocks
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Siemens Gamesa is launching construction of an energy storage project in Hamburg. The wind turbine manufacturer will install the first full-scale version of its Future Energy System (FES) project, where rocks via steam turbines will store wind turbine electricity as energy. The project will involve approximately 1,000 tons of rock, which will deliver 30 MWh electricity at temperatures of 600 degrees Celsius, states the company.
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