The world’s largest demonstration plant for a new kind of renewable energy storage is up and running in the west of the China. Called liquid-air energy storage (LAES) the plant uses renewable electricity to compress air to extreme densities until it turns to liquid. It can then be rapidly released to power a turbine and discharge that green energy back into the grid.



This source names the place, Golmud, and says the power is 60 MW
https://en.cnesa.org/latest-news/2026/11/8/worlds-largest-liquid-air-energy-storage-project-connects-to-grid-in-china
Thanks for this article that is much better than the original one from the post … although it is still limited in regards to the (obvious) separation of gases when in liquid phases. Yet, it does hint at that separation by saying :
We see why they keep their industrial secrets simply reading what they disclose as their source (from China) :