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Recommendation 11
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Paragraph: 35
There are long lead-in times for delivering energy storage—typically estimated around 7–10 years for most...
Conclusion
There are long lead-in times for delivering energy storage—typically estimated around 7–10 years for most technologies. If the Government waits until there is a clear picture of exactly how supply, demand and the energy system will evolve, it cannot possibly develop storage in time for a decarbonised grid by 2035.
Paragraph Reference:
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Government Response
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