Rust as an Energy Storage: A method for long-term storage of H2 is inspired by the centuries-old steam-iron process. Researchers at ETH Zurich have developed a promising method for the seasonal storage of renewable energy: They utilize ordinary iron oxide, also known as rust, to efficiently and cost-effectively store hydrogen. The technology, inspired by the
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