tyb
> bewbs a few days ago
And from Canada, too.
Keyboard layout and date format give it away.
Plz post newbewbs.
ty
> the renewable energy is used to heat the sand to a temperature of 500°C, which can be maintained for months
Sooo, it's a heat reservoir, and uses heat-exchangers to generate electricity on-demand. Not sure if that's really revolutionary, and dealing with molten silicates is not a fun engineering problem. Could work, probably be moar expensive than just using coal and nuclear.