> The unit requires about 10% of the space required by solar panels and generates round-the-clock energy That's a pretty sneaky way of implying that it provide

> The unit requires about 10% of the space required by solar panels and generates round-the-clock energy That's a pretty sneaky way of implying that it provides energy at all times, when it probably just provides energy when the wind is blowing, whether that is during the day or night. There's nothing in the article about any energy storage capacity included with these things, apart from the claim that it can minimize auxiliary storage requirements.