Corresponding Web Notes: Power Cycles and Energy Storage ( pptx
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key)
NOTE:
CITED U.S. GOVERNMENT SOURCES MAY NOW HAVE DISAPPEARED DUE TO THE FOLLOWING
(but my cached copies remain online)
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"On December 1, 2025, the US Department of Energy changed the laboratory's name from "National Renewable Energy Laboratory" to "National Laboratory of the Rockies", stating that the new name "reflects laboratory’s expanding mission under the Trump Administration"
National Laboratory of the Rockies, Wikipedia
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"Disappearing Data: Trump Administration Removing Climate Information from Government Websites"
National Security Archive, George Washington University, February 2025
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Papers cited in web notes or used in
their preparation:
Grid Energy Storage, U.S. Department of
Energy, December 2013 (link
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Analysis of Hydrogen and Competing Technologies for
Utility-Scale Energy Storage, U.S. National Renewable
Energy Lab (link
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National Assessment of Energy Storage for Grid
Balancing and Arbitrage, U.S. Department of Energy (link
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Electricity Storage, SBC Energy Institute 2013
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Energy Storage Technology Review, Kyle
Bradbury (link
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Energy Storage Technologies for Electric Applications,
Martin (link
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Projections of Levelized Cost Benefit of Grid-Scale
Energy Storage Options, Doty Energy 2010 (link
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Pumped Storage Hydro:
Pumped-Hydro Energy Storage: Potential for
Transformation from Single Dams, Strategic Energy
Technologies Information System (SETIC), European Commission,
2012 (link
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Quantifying the Operational Benefits of Conventional
and Advanced Pumped Storage Hydro on Reliability and
Efficiency, U.S. National Renewable Energy Lab, 2013
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Hydrogen Storage:
Analysis of Hydrogen and Competing Technologies for
Utility-Scale Energy Storage, U.S. National Renewable
Energy Lab (link
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Hydrogen for Energy Storage Analysis Overview,
U.S. National Renewable Energy Lab 2010 (link
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Flywheel Storage:
Flywheel Energy Storage, Wikipedia (link
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Beacon Power 20 MW Flywheel Frequency Regulation Plant,
U.S. Department of Energy - 2013 (link
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New Energy Storage Plant Could 'Revolutionise'
Renewable Sector, The Guardian 2015 (link
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High-tech Renewable Energy Storage 'Wheel' to be built
in Offaly, RTE News 2015 (link
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Compressed Air Energy Storage (CAES):
Revived Energy Storage Technology Offers Major Grid
Benefits, Power Magazine 2008 (link
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Compressed Air Energy Storage: Theory, Resources, And
Applications For Wind Power, Succar & Williams,
Princeton University 2008 (link
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Design and Evaluation of an Advanced Adiabatic
Compressed Air Storage System at the Michigan-Utah Mine,
Beeman, University of Utah 2010 (link
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Modeling of an Advanced Adiabatic Compressed Air Energy
Storage (AA-CAES) Unit and an Optimal Model-based Operation
Strategy for its Integration into Power Markets,
Steta, ETH - Zurich 2010 (link
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ADELE – Adiabatic Compressed-Air Energy Storage for
Electricity Supply (link
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Electricity Storage with Adiabatic Compressed Air
Energy Storage: Results of the BMWi-project ADELE-ING,
Zunft et al., International ETG Congress 2017 (link)
Overview of Compressed Air Energy Storage and
Technology Development, Wang et al., Energies 10, p.
991 (2017) (link
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Super Capacitor Storage:
Fabrication of Large Area hexagonal Boron Nitride Thin
Films for Bendable Capacitors, Wei, Nano Research
2013 (link)
Super Batteries:
Electrochemical Energy Storage for Green Grid,
Yang, Chemical Reviews 2011 (link)
Energy Storage Technologies for Electric Applications,
Martin (link
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Molten Salt Storage:
Advanced Thermal Storage System with Novel Molten Salt,
U.S. National Renewable Energy Lab 2013 (link
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Research Continues on Solar with Molten Salt Storage,
Renewable Energy World, 2015 (link
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