An Electrical Energy Storage and Discharge system for storing electrical energy as thermal energy, comprising: a heat pump cycle having a first working fluid; a water steam cycle having a second working fluid; a first thermal storage system having a first thermal fluid, and fluidly connected to the heat pump cycle and the water steam cycle, the first thermal storage system, with the first thermal fluid, comprising, a first cold storage tank, and a first hot storage tank fluidly connected to the first cold storage tank; characterised in that further comprises: a second thermal storage system having a second thermal fluid, and fluidly connected to the heat pump cycle and the water steam cycle, the second thermal fluid, comprising, a second cold storage tank, and a second hot storage tank fluidly connected to the second cold storage tank; an electrical heater member operably connected to the first thermal storage system between the first and second storage tanks,; and a power regulating member electrically connected to one or more electrical sources to regulate excess electrical energy of the electrical sources to supply the excess electrical energy, partially, to the electrical heater member, and partially, to the heat pump cycle to enable storage of the excess electrical energy as thermal energy in the first thermal fluid. a heat pump cycle having a first working fluid; a water steam cycle having a second working fluid; a first thermal storage system having a first thermal fluid, and fluidly connected to the heat pump cycle and the water steam cycle, the first thermal storage system, with the first thermal fluid, comprising, a first cold storage tank, and a first hot storage tank fluidly connected to the first cold storage tank; characterised in that further comprises: a second thermal storage system having a second thermal fluid, and fluidly connected to the heat pump cycle and the water steam cycle, the second thermal fluid, comprising, a second cold storage tank, and a second hot storage tank fluidly connected to the second cold storage tank; an electrical heater member operably connected to the first thermal storage system between the first and second storage tanks,; and a power regulating member electrically connected to one or more electrical sources to regulate excess electrical energy of the electrical sources to supply the excess electrical energy, partially, to the electrical heater member, and partially, to the heat pump cycle to enable storage of the excess electrical energy as thermal energy in the first thermal fluid. a first cold storage tank, and a first hot storage tank fluidly connected to the first cold storage tank; characterised in that further comprises: a second thermal storage system having a second thermal fluid, and fluidly connected to the heat pump cycle and the water steam cycle, the second thermal fluid, comprising, a second cold storage tank, and a second hot storage tank fluidly connected to the second cold storage tank; an electrical heater member operably connected to the first thermal storage system between the first and second storage tanks,; and a power regulating member electrically connected to one or more electrical sources to regulate excess electrical energy of the electrical sources to supply the excess electrical energy, partially, to the electrical heater member, and partially, to the heat pump cycle to enable storage of the excess electrical energy as thermal energy in the first thermal fluid. a second thermal storage system having a second thermal fluid, and fluidly connected to the heat pump cycle and the water steam cycle, the second thermal fluid, comprising, a second cold storage tank, and a second hot storage tank fluidly connected to the second cold storage tank; a second cold storage tank, and a second hot storage tank fluidly connected to the second cold storage tank; an electrical heater member operably connected to the first thermal storage system between the first and second storage tanks,; and a power regulating member electrically connected to one or more electrical sources to regulate excess electrical energy of the electrical sources to supply the excess electrical energy, partially, to the electrical heater member, and partially, to the heat pump cycle to enable storage of the excess electrical energy as thermal energy in the first thermal fluid.