World's largest liquid-air storage facility comes online in China
Reported bypv magazine Global ↗·Sourced by Goodlede
China's 60 MW/600 MWh liquid-air energy storage facility in Qinghai province began generating electricity on October 30, 2026, marking the world's largest grid-connected LAES project by both rated power and energy capacity. The facility, developed by state-owned China Green Development Investment Group in cooperation with the Technical Institute of Physics and Chemistry, is designed to deliver 10 hours of continuous power output, supporting renewable energy integration with domestically developed technology.
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