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With a million home batteries, we could build far fewer power lines. We just need the right incentives

By Scott Hamilton, Adjunct associate professor, Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering, Monash University

Energy storage really is the special sauce that makes renewables work anytime, anywhere – and everywhere. This makes the most of the existing electricity network, including transmission lines.

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