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Landmark 1.45MWh sodium-sulfur storage system plugs into grid

First grid-connected Sodium-Sulfur (NaS) battery comes online.

Interesting Engineering·—·Mrigakshi Dixit·en
Energy2.5-GW Texas gas-nuclear plant advances as Blue Energy submits filing for 300-MW SMR

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