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This requires building an entirely new way of storing electricity and convincing an industry that’s head over heels for lithium-ion batteries that the future of storage involves heavy weights falling from great heights. 📸:Giovanni Frondoni 6/9 https://t.co/vNPDnImCPZ — PolitiTweet.org

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“We believe that to get the sort of cost, engineering and physics to work for large scale systems … we need to use the geology of the Earth to hold the weight up,” says Charlie Blair, the managing director of energy storage startup Gravitricity. 📸:Peter Dibdin 5/9 https://t.co/FFDJJFH9yw — PolitiTweet.org

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In the last decade, multiple gravity startups have launched, failed and then reappeared in different forms—none of them has yet sold and built a system for a customer. 📸:Energy Vault Inc 7/9 https://t.co/W4Jhx9g5la — PolitiTweet.org

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