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Rio pins hopes on thermal storage for firming large scale power

Rio Tinto expects thermal storage will offer the quickest route to reducing emissions from its major processing plants, particularly its aluminium smelting operations, the company’s chief scientist Nigel Steward told an investor briefing yesterday.

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