3 ms·
Did you compensate for cost in this example?
by marvin 11y ago
Did you compensate for cost in this example?
- imaginenore 11y agoCost has nothing to do with this argument. He is talking about energy density.
- ars 11y agoQuite the opposite. For grid storage (in contrast to cars) energy density is irreverent (there is plenty of space). What matters is cost.
- eru 11y agoI was talking about cost. I don't know about p1mrx. In any case, a bit of Googling will give you more details about the improvements than my faulty memory..