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Because I'm sick off Doom scrolling I use this News App as well.
Found with the Squirrel News App // https://www.canarymedia.com/articles/batteries/world-installing-grid-batteries
#SquirrelNews #gridbattery #canarymedia
Because I'm sick off Doom scrolling I use this News App as well.
Found with the Squirrel News App // https://www.canarymedia.com/articles/batteries/world-installing-grid-batteries
Last update on this: it does make sense after you click on the link. Presumably (mostly) not a scam.
There’s so much (ignored) solar power in the warmer months that they’re finally tapping into it, commercially speaking
In essence, this ad claims to refund half your energy use from now until September (in France, that’s when the cold season starts)
(This is the most I’m expecting grid batteries to be worth, to be honest)
Canary Media | AES pulls out of San Diego area battery project after local opposition by Julian Spector
A community north of San Diego has blocked a major grid battery that a developer had hoped to build in a residential area near a major hospital. Independent power producer AES Corp. withdrew its application to develop the Seguro battery system in Escondido, 30 miles from San Diego. The company had intended to fill…
Read more: https://www.canarymedia.com/articles/batteries/aes-san-diego-area-battery-opposition
Apparently, such a system would cost well over the current cost of the property, weigh several dozen tons, take up even more space than I thought, AND make as much noise as legally allowed (that’s <65 dB per module, of which there would be a few dozens)
I’m annoyed that this isn’t usually part of the discussion and I’m even more convinced that grid scale batteries are not viable as a commercial service
… which kind of validates my thinking that “virtual battery” services aren’t batteries in any technical capacity
What gives? Where am I wrong?
#GridBattery #EnergyTransition #ElectricityMarket #VirtualBattery
Arizona brings a huge grid battery online just in time for peak summer demand! 🔋 The 1,200 MWh Papago Storage facility can power 72,000 homes for 4 hours - perfect timing as desert dwellers crank up their AC. Talk about having a massive backup plan when the heat hits! ☀️
Arizona has activated one of its largest grid battery storage projects to help meet peak summer energy demand. Electrek reports: Recurrent Energy, a subsidiary of Canadian Solar, just brought its 1,200 MWh Papago Storage facility in Maricopa County into commercial operation. The big grid battery is...