The Hornsdale Power Reserve (white rectangular structures in the foreground) near Adelaide, South Australia, is one of the largest grid-connected energy storage systems in the world, delivering 150 megawatts. It sits adjacent to the Hornsdale Wind Farm (windmills in background). Image courtesy of Hornsdale Power Reserve.
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The Hornsdale Power Reserve (white rectangular structures in the foreground) near Adelaide, South Australia, is one of the largest grid-connected energy storage systems in the world, delivering 150 megawatts. It sits adjacent to the Hornsdale Wind Farm (windmills in background). Image courtesy of Hornsdale Power Reserve.
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Keywords: battery, decarbonization, energy policy, energy storage, grid planning, grid reliability
Topics: Climate Change
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Jeremy Twitchell
Jeremy Twitchell is a senior energy analyst at the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, where he leads PNNL’s work on the Equitable Regulatory... Read More
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