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Google has launched its first CO2 battery plant in Sardinia, utilizing 2,000 tons of carbon dioxide to generate 20 megawatts of power for 10 hours, as part of its long-duration energy storage initiative. This technology, developed in partnership with Energy Dome, is expected to be 30% cheaper than lithium-ion batteries and aims to support Google's data centers amid rising emissions. Future projects are planned across Europe, the U.S., and the Asia-Pacific region, with global partnerships expanding the deployment of CO2 battery solutions.