Interest in energy storage is growing, but projects face a thicket of legal questions

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The energy storage project pipeline is looking healthy, but as TLT's Maria Connolly and Stuart Urquhart explain co-locating renewables and energy storage systems is not as simple as it sounds

Interest in the potential development of new storage installations, particularly battery storage, has seen a huge upturn over the last 12 months. A number of different models are being looked at including...

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