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I agree with you that it's probably a better description as normal hydro reservoirs are also technically hydro storage. Pumped storage is a more descriptive name as it indicates the plants can run in reverse as well (aka pumping up water into the reservoir). @rasmusjeppsen what do you think? |
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See also #4552 where this suggestion was brought up again |
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Could consider changing the term "hydro storage" to "pumped hydro"?
Hydro storage refers to the amount of energy stored behind a dam of a large hydro power project without having it pumped there. CA-BC for example has at any given time many TWh of storage on its massive reservoirs. It does not have a single pumped hydro energy storage project.
Pumped hydro is more accurate description of what we are tracking.
I appreciate an open discussion on this.
Peter
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