Some industrial processes require very high temperatures, for which electrical generation is ill suited. Glass furnaces are one such case. Having an efficient local energy delivery mechanism that may be "recharged" with electricity is quite interesting.
I don't imagine beer production requiring such high temperatures, but honestly I don't know anything about industrial beer production. Anyhow the tech presented in the article is very cool.
I don't imagine beer production requiring such high temperatures, but honestly I don't know anything about industrial beer production. Anyhow the tech presented in the article is very cool.