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Wind, Solar or Coal? While Others Are Arguing, Japan Is Putting Power Plant Into Operation that Runs Uninterruptedly

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The power plant gains electricity from two water streams with different salinity and helps even when neither the sun nor the wind supply.
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Wind, Solar or Coal? While Others Are Arguing, Japan Is Putting Power Plant Into Operation that Runs Uninterruptedly

The power plant gains electricity from two water streams with different salinity and helps even when neither the sun nor the wind supply.

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chip.de broke the news on Saturday, August 15, 2026.
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