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Thursday, May 28, 2009

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Energy storage technologies are key to increasing renewable energy sources such as solar and wind

Energy storage technologies are key to increasing renewable energy sources such as solar and wind, because they're fundamentally an intermittent energy source.

Mark Andersen, Senior scientist of engineering physics at UW-Madison, gives a quick tour of the molten salt research lab at the University.

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