suruõhuenergiasalvestust
Suruõhuenergiasalvestus, often abbreviated as CAES (Compressed Air Energy Storage), is a method of storing mechanical energy in the form of compressed air. This stored energy can then be released to generate electricity when needed. The fundamental principle involves using excess electricity, typically from renewable sources like wind or solar power, to drive a compressor that forces air into a storage vessel, such as an underground cavern or a tank.
When electricity demand is high or renewable energy generation is low, the compressed air is released from
The primary advantage of CAES is its scalability and long lifespan. Large-scale CAES facilities can store significant