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May 25, 2012

Norway Wants to Become Europe's Battery

Christoph Seidler, Der Spiegel

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Because ind and solar energy are inconsistent, energy managers are looking for ways to fill in the gaps when it is dark outside and the air is still. A Norwegian company wants to turn hydroelectric power stations in the north into Europe's battery packs.

 

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