The world’s largest demonstration plant for a new kind of renewable energy storage is up and running in the west of the China. Called liquid-air energy storage (LAES) the plant uses renewable electricity to compress air to extreme densities until it turns to liquid. It can then be rapidly released to power a turbine and discharge that green energy back into the grid.
I was joking about the “it’s always just steam” in energy production.
This here is just inverse steam for storing.
Got it! Inverse steam is a good way to describe it.