Carbon Canary: The Australian start-up eyeing disused mine shafts for energy storage - a podcast by ABC Radio

Did you know there are close to a hundred thousand abandoned mine shafts in Australia? And tonight our carbon canary is going back down the mines to chirp about a new gravitational energy storage technology hoping to use these disused mines to capture and release energy.



The start-up behind the idea, Green Gravity, hopes to produce clean energy by lowering weights down hundreds of the old abandoned mine shafts that are scattered across Australia.



Guest

Mark Swinnerton, CEO of Green Gravity

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