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Yes, you're both right. My fault – I misunderstood the ARES concept.
by adwn 10y ago
Yes, you're both right. My fault – I misunderstood the ARES concept.
- usrusr 10y agoAll three of you are right: Ares advertises two different concepts, only the one they call "grid storage" uses more ballast than they can fit on their rolling stock. The one they call "ancillary services", intended only for short term grid regulation/stabilisation", uses fixed ballast that is never removed from the trains during regular operation. This is what the first prototype will be.
- stuckagain 10y agoEverybody wins!