What we know
Confirmed by several sources
- The IEA report discusses a 35% global electrification target by 2035 and says commercial technologies could also play a role in the broader grid system. — pv magazine USA, pv magazine
Reported by one source
- An IEA report says electrifying low-temperature industrial heat and steam processes with renewables could reduce EU natural-gas consumption by 35 billion cubic metres annually. — Energy-Storage.news
Coverage 3 publishers
pv magazineFirst report
Thermal energy storage delivers industrial heat but can solve grid issues too
A recent IEA report proposed a 35% global electrification target by 2035 was in “striking distance” thanks to existing commercial technologies such as electric vehicles and battery storage systems but the electrification of heat-dependent…
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Electrifying low-temperature industrial heat and steam processes with renewables could reduce European Union natural gas consumption by 35 billion cubic metres-per-year, according to a report from the International Energy Agency (IEA).
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Thermal energy storage delivers industrial heat but can solve grid issues too
A recent IEA report proposed a 35% global electrification target by 2035 was in “striking distance” thanks to existing commercial technologies such as electric vehicles and battery storage systems but the electrification of heat-dependent…
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