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Analysis of Remote Site Energy Storage and Generation Systems

This report presents the results of an investigation and analysis of energy storage systems and alternate energy sources for remote site applications. The first phase of the effort centered on the broad based study of hydrogen storage, thermal storage, batteries, and flywheels as energy storage syst...

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Main Authors:	Crisp, J N, Bishop, W S, Pinson, J D, Anderson, L A
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Subjects:	COMPARISON COST ANALYSIS ELECTRIC POWER PRODUCTION Electric Power Production and Distribution Electrochemical Energy Storage ENERGY STORAGE EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN HYDROGEN OXYGEN FUEL CELLS Non-electrical Energy Conversion OPERATIONAL READINESS PERFORMANCE(ENGINEERING) PHOTOVOLTAIC EFFECT REMOTE AREAS SOLAR ENERGY STORAGE BATTERIES THERMAL POWER PLANTS THERMIONIC POWER GENERATION TURBOGENERATORS WIND MACHINES
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