China wants huge hydro storage push to complement solar and wind
In an effort to bridge the gap between supply and consumption and keep networks balanced after adding gigantic volumes of renewable power in the coming decades, the Asian country plans a major expansion of pumped hydro storage for the coming decade.
By Dan Murtaugh, Bloomberg News
China is planning a major expansion of pumped hydro energy storage over the next decade as it seeks to add stability to its growing fleet of wind and solar power plants.
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