Electrical power consumption rises during the day when most people are awake, and then drops at night when they go to sleep.
This is a simple, even obvious observation. Yet it is one that poses serious problems for governments and electrical power generators/suppliers alike: How can they balance these two elements to generate and then store power in the most economical and effective way, without having to spend millions on giant banks of batteries?In the Canadian province of Ontario, they appear to have a smart answer to this question. You don’t need batteries, but what you do need is an elevated
