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by asplake
40 days ago
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In practice, it can be very relevant. With my own household solar/battery system, I am sometimes frustrated more by limits on how much current I can draw, not by capacity. I could add more batteries, but it seems that the inverter is the limiting factor. And 12MW of inverter is impressive, no? |
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Natural Gas would crush these numbers at far less $$ invested.
All of this crap is apples vs bananas. It's all fake made up metrics
Strangely enough: natural gas is probably the better comparison because at least natural gas is a peaker / grid stabilization technology.
Batteries are energy storage while nuclear I base load. It's the most nonsensical comparison I can possibly think of.
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Energy storage should be compared vs energy storage. How is a battery vs compressed air? How is Li-ion vs Lead Acid? How is Pumped Hydro vs Li Ion?