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by epistasis
2026 days ago
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Currently in the Texas grid interconnection queue, there are more GW of lithium ion storage than there are of new gas generation (figure labeled Exhibit 2): https://rmi.org/clean-energy-is-canceling-gas-plants/ Lithium ion is currently king here, it's easy and fast to deploy, with lots of off the shelf components, and cheap. Texas' grid composition responds really quickly to economic changes, because anybody can connect and start making money. More highly regulated grids have been much slower to adapt to the new reality of cheap storage. |
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