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Instead of Coal Fire: Old German Power Plants Could Get a New Job

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After the coal phase-out, former coal-fired power stations could continue to be used: researchers investigate whether their infrastructure is suitable for a novel energy storage system based on iron powder.
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Instead of Coal Fire: Old German Power Plants Could Get a New Job

After the coal phase-out, former coal-fired power stations could continue to be used: researchers investigate whether their infrastructure is suitable for a novel energy storage system based on iron powder.

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chip.de broke the news on Tuesday, July 21, 2026.
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