L R AS Published on Monday 15 January 2018 - n° 217 - Categories:stratégie industrielle

Centrica hésite entre deux technologies pour 100 MW

Le britannique Centrica hésite entre deux technologies (le stockage et la centrale à gaz) qui seraient installées en Irlande du Sud. L’installation

aurait une puissance de 100 MW. Pour le moment, Centrica examine les deux alternatives. Plus de détail à : https://www.energy-storage.news/news/centricas-100mw-ireland-proposal-pits-battery-against-natural-gas

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