Germany has transformed a former nuclear power site into one of the world’s most advanced grid-scale energy storage systems, marking a major shift in how countries can repurpose old energy infrastructure. Instead of producing nuclear power, the site now functions as a massive battery, storing clean electricity from wind and solar farms and releasing it back into the grid when needed. • The project uses a sophisticated combination of lithium-ion storage units and advanced grid-management software

Premier Cho Jung-tai says an eventual phasing out nuclear power is still government policy, even though there's a chance two shuttered plants could come back online in the coming years. | TaiwanPlus News