Energy storage capacity up for debate
The current over-supply of electricity generation is unlikely continue forever - is more storage capacity needed?
The current over-supply of electricity generation is unlikely to continue forever but market commentators are divided as to whether more storage capacity is needed .
Earlier this week, Genesis Energy [NZX: GNE] announced it had retired a second coal and gas fired Rankine unit at the Huntly Power
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Calida Smylie
Fri, 03 Jul 2015
Fri, 03 Jul 2015
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Energy storage capacity up for debate
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