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    The document outlines various ways to generate, store, and use wind, water, and solar (WWS) energy including: 1) WWS generation methods such as wind, solar, geothermal, hydroelectric, and tidal/wave electricity as well as solar thermal and geothermal heat. 2) WWS storage options including batteries, pumped hydro, hydrogen storage, thermal mass, flywheels, and compressed air. 3) Applications that use WWS energy like electric vehicles, heating and cooling systems, industrial processes, and more efficient buildings/appliances.

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    The document outlines various ways to generate, store, and use wind, water, and solar (WWS) energy including: 1) WWS generation methods such as wind, solar, geothermal, hydroelectric, and tidal/wave electricity as well as solar thermal and geothermal heat. 2) WWS storage options including batteries, pumped hydro, hydrogen storage, thermal mass, flywheels, and compressed air. 3) Applications that use WWS energy like electric vehicles, heating and cooling systems, industrial processes, and more efficient buildings/appliances.

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    The document outlines various ways to generate, store, and use wind, water, and solar (WWS) energy including: 1) WWS generation methods such as wind, solar, geothermal, hydroelectric, and tidal/wave electricity as well as solar thermal and geothermal heat. 2) WWS storage options including batteries, pumped hydro, hydrogen storage, thermal mass, flywheels, and compressed air. 3) Applications that use WWS energy like electric vehicles, heating and cooling systems, industrial processes, and more efficient buildings/appliances.

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    WWS Generation WWS Storage WWS Equipment

    WWS electricity generation Electricity storage Building & district air/water heating
    Onshore/offshore wind Batteries Electric heat pumps
    Rooftop/utility photovoltaics CSP storage
    Concentrated solar power Pumped hydro storage Building and district cooling
    Geothermal electricity Hydropower reservoirs Electric heat pumps
    Hydroelectricity Flywheels
    Tidal & wave electricity Compressed air Industrial heat
    Gravitational storage Arc/induction/resistance furnaces
    WWS heat generation Grid hydrogen storage Dielectric/electron beam heaters
    Solar thermal/CSP steam Heat pumps/CSP steam
    Geothermal heat District heat storage
    Water tanks Hydrogen generation/compression
    WWS Grid Boreholes Electrolyzers/compressors
    Transmission/distribution Water pits
    AC/HVAC/HVDC lines Aquifers Transportation vehicles
    Distribution lines Battery-electric
    Grid management District cold storage Hydrogen fuel cell
    Software Water tanks
    Demand response Ice Some appliances/machines
    Interconnecting Aquifers Induction cooktops
    WWS generators on grid Electric leaf blower/lawn mowers
    Regions/countries Building heat storage Heat pump dryers
    Water tanks
    Thermal mass Some green H2 industrial processes
    Ammonia production
    Non-grid hydrogen storage Steel production
    Hydrogen storage tanks
    Efficiency/reduced energy use
    Insulate/weatherize buildings
    LED lights/efficient appliances
    Telecommute/public transit

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