John Hawkins of Telepower Australia* takes a very personal view of the technology scene being presented at EESAT 2003— which we cover in detail in our conference report in this issue.
I'm here at EESAT 2003, stuck with the not-so-simple choice between parallel technical streams—flywheels or batteries! EESAT (Electrical Energy Storage Applications and Technologies) is a technical forum (of true believers) pursuing the use of electrical energy storage to alleviate power shortages, grid congestion, and inadequate power reliability. The electricity distribution grid is huge and unwieldy, and there are very real issues of scale of . . .
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