The Editor spends a day at the Electricity Storage Association's first meeting in London and meets the obstacle to storage progress
Once a upon a time, The United Kingdom had the most wonderful Electricity industry. It was owned by the State. Electricity was generated from coal, oil and nuclear power. It developed pumped storage way back in the 1960s. It ran a huge R&D department. It developed a national grid back in the 1920s to take power from the cities to rural areas and to assist with security of supply. There was oodles of spare . . .
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