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How to store excess wind power underwater
Undersea storage
A protoype designed for deep water has already been tested at the port of Groningen in the Netherlands. The firm is now preparing to test a second system that has been modified for shallower water in a lake in the northern Netherlands. This should be operational next year.
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How to store excess wind power underwater
A Dutch company is testing an underwater system that can store excess energy from wind farms.
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