The phrase "a storage plant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a facility or location where goods, materials, or energy are stored, often in an industrial or commercial context.
Example: "The company is planning to build a new storage plant to accommodate the increasing demand for their products."
Alternatives: "storage facility" or "warehousing plant".
His mother was a clerk in a storage plant.
Nearly 60 protesters blocked the driveway of a storage plant for natural gas on March 7. Its owners want to expand the facility, which the opponents say would endanger nearby Seneca Lake.
Officials from the Fatehabad district claim that khoya, rasgullas and gulab jamuns, belonging to different sweet shops were found in huge trunks in a storage plant (The Tribune), indicating that they had been premade and might be of low quality.
La Cañadan Carolyn Laeser, her two daughters and three other girls escaped as a propane storage plant sent a 250-foot ball of flames into a campground near Moab, Utah, in a disaster that killed an 8-year-old boy, critically burned eight others and forced the evacuation of about 3,000 Moab residents.
In 1917 a consortium proposed a cold storage plant for the site, but the market structure survived until 1949, when instead of building up, the city built down, with a bare-bones brick box, devoid of architectural inflection.
Energy store: A rendering shows what a grid storage plant based on zinc-air batteries might look like.
With the owner of British Gas expected to increase prices to consumers in the coming days, the company said it would not build a gas storage plant at Baird, in the North Sea, and put on hold "indefinitely" a project at Claythorpe in East Yorkshire.
In a key precedent case, a health department seized and destroyed 47 barrels of contaminated poultry from a cold storage plant.
Here a small storage plant, chilled by liquid nitrogen, holds phials of one of the deadliest pathogens known to medical science: the smallpox virus.
It is selling four gas stations in England, plus two hydro schemes and a pumped storage plant in Scotland, to Drax for £702m.
Both systems are designed for operation in a virtual storage plant with respect to the primary control reserve.
