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You'd have to separate pump and store it, when electricity is expensive. I suspect the advantage of this system is that is doesn't need pure co2 to work
by KaiserPro 8y ago
You'd have to separate pump and store it, when electricity is expensive.
I suspect the advantage of this system is that is doesn't need pure co2 to work
- Already__Taken 8y agoAnd if you were storing CO2 I suspect the first question is how do we liquify it. So the advantage fades away. edit: You'd probably want to store the electricity on-site instead for this. At least if there's no CO2 to consume you can be in the electricity storage business.