Base load power is a term we're hearing a lot in discussions about our energy future. But what does it mean, and is it really relevant?
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| Battery storage may form part of a renewable system that can cover base load power. |
Because wind and solar are intermittent, the argument goes, we need a constant power source chugging away in the background to cover supply when the sun goes down and the wind stops.
But energy researchers say the term is a "dinosaur" that has been misunderstood, and that it no longer applies to our dynamic energy market.

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