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FORST, Germany (Reuters) - Eastern Germany's historic mining belt could get a new lease of life thanks to plans to build the country's largest battery park at the site of Boxberg, a communist-era coal-fired power plant on the Polish border.
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Coal miner and power generator LEAG plans to build a 200 million euros ($216.12 million) renewable energy storage system in eastern Germany, it said on Thursday, as part of a wider plan to move away from lignite, the most polluting form of coal.
Long-duration energy storage (LDES) company ESS Tech signed a deal with German energy provider LEAG to install a 50MW/500MWh iron flow battery energy storage
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