The global energy transition is often visualized through vast arrays of silicon solar panels and towering white wind turbines. While these technologies are indispensable for a decarbonized future, they face a common structural challenge: intermittency. To maintain a stable and resilient electrical grid, the world requires a "baseload" of renewable energy—power that can be generated...
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