“Battery tsunami”? Projects totalling 226 gigawatts seek connection approval in Germany
Large-scale battery projects with a combined capacity of 226 gigawatts (GW) seek to be connected to Germany’s transmission grid, fanning industry speculation that the country’s electricity system could be facing a “battery tsunami,” reports pv magazine.
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