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dutch777

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10. True, but we know generation as proven tech., storage has no clear singular path.

Reply to Think. Again. (Reply #8)

Thu Apr 18, 2024, 06:03 PM

Apr 2024

Do we disbursed tech where many homes has some amount of battery backup such as Tesla Powerwall or look at battery centers like we do power substations (or probably) a combination thereof. I may have missed it but have yet to see a comprehensive study from an independent authority that speaks to this.

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California Exceeds 100% of Energy Demand with Renewables Over a Record 30 days [View all] Think. Again. Apr 2024 OP

This was an interesting read Ontheboundry Apr 2024 #1

Yep, in spite of the efforts by the fossil fuel industry... Think. Again. Apr 2024 #2

One thing that does aggravate Ontheboundry Apr 2024 #5

Generation is not the issue, storage to carry overnight need if the source is solar is the remaining hiccup. dutch777 Apr 2024 #3

Well no, we still need to build out a lot of generation... Think. Again. Apr 2024 #8

True, but we know generation as proven tech., storage has no clear singular path. dutch777 Apr 2024 #10

Yes, just as with non-CO2 generation... Think. Again. Apr 2024 #11

For 1/4 of an hour to 6 hours daily OnlinePoker Apr 2024 #4

Think it said methane Ontheboundry Apr 2024 #6

Agreed. Elektrek is straight up lying with their headline. GregariousGroundhog Apr 2024 #7

Crappy headline, misleading story, requires careful re-reading and information. CoopersDad Apr 2024 #9