Siemens Gamesa opens electrothermal energy storage facility
The German-Spanish wind turbine manufacturer commissions an electrothermal energy storage system, which it says is the first of its kind in the world. Over time, it could be scaled to store many gigawatt hours.
As the clean energy infrastructure expands, energy storage becomes increasingly important.
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