> Again, there is no value in "solving the long term storage problem".
There is, because it is the main impedement to the universality of renewable energy.
> The "largest project in the world" is, by definition, not representative.
Yes. Extremely large, recent infrastructure projects by the CCP tend to have vastly lowe stated costs than anything smaller or in another place. If it's unusual\y expensive, show me one which is representitive. Show me a breakdown of a small project (or any project) which uses a typical hill and costs less than projected battery costs at time of completion.
There is, because it is the main impedement to the universality of renewable energy.
> The "largest project in the world" is, by definition, not representative.
Yes. Extremely large, recent infrastructure projects by the CCP tend to have vastly lowe stated costs than anything smaller or in another place. If it's unusual\y expensive, show me one which is representitive. Show me a breakdown of a small project (or any project) which uses a typical hill and costs less than projected battery costs at time of completion.