Let’s face it: when you think about energy storage, your mind probably jumps to shiny battery packs or towering hydro dams. But here’s the kicker—the ground beneath these facilities plays a starring role. From stabilizing massive equipment to enabling cutting-edge technologies like compressed air storage, the "ground" in energy storage power stations is anything but ordinary. Take China’s Jintan Salt Cavern Compressed Air Energy Storage (CAES) facility, where a 1,000-meter-deep salt cavern acts as a giant underground "battery" capable of powering 75,000 households annually[4]. Who knew that air could be so powerful? [2022-03-25 09:53]
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