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For reference, coire glas pumped storage in the UK is $1.3 billion and 1.5 GW / 30 GWh.

Despite intense lobbying against them pumped storage plants like coire glas and snowy 2 are under construction.

Don't forget more grid-scale electricity storage, whether batteries or pumped hydro like the massive Coire Glas project in Scotland.

Investment has started though - there's coire glas, which is taking about 5 years to build.

Assuming coire glas prices, $1.3 billion*384/30 maxes out at $16.6 billion or roughly half a hinkley.

It's an explanation that 'to cohabit' is substituted by the Latin 'coire', not a dictionary definition.

Grid scale batteries wouldnt be the most cost effective short term storage - pumped storage like coire glas in scotland is.

Balmacaan and Coire Glas are in the planning stages and due to start building soon.

Pumping water uphill (snowy 2, coire glas, etc) is way way WAY cheaper and the geography to do that is ridiculously common.

True, but existing plants are small in scale and arent really meant for large scale storing of solar and wind power like, say, Coire Glas.

Every single day of crude oil import, Europe could instead pay for one of the Coire Glas model plants this article is doing the math with.

> It's an explanation that 'to cohabit' is substituted by the Latin 'coire', not a dictionary definition.

Thus, the question: Why does "have sex" need to be euphemised in the gloss of coire, but not in the gloss of conjungo?

Coire does not mean "to cohabit"; it means "to copulate".

There are two in Scotland: Cruachan (the "Hollow Mountain") and at Foyers with a new much larger scheme proposed for Coire Glas above the Great Glen.

This glossary glosses coire as "to cohabit".

Coire Glas above Loch Lochy) will eventually be rendered obsolete by everyone charging their electric car overnight?

However there's one approved for Scotland (Coire Glas) to do 30GWh of storage, generating 1.5GW.

Coire glass will built soon in the UK - pumping out a max of 1.5GW, snowy 2 in Australia will store 350GWh - at the dirt cheap price of $6 billion.