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Can you quantify "significantly"? That's one of those words people throw around to make a point without making a real point. Are we talking 20%, 100%, 300%. A
by melling 10y ago
Can you quantify "significantly"?
That's one of those words people throw around to make a point without making a real point. Are we talking 20%, 100%, 300%. And whatever the number, is it sufficient? Also, what's the timeline? A decade?
- davidf18 10y agohttps://evannex.com/blogs/news/18110144-battery-costs-falling-part-1-electric-vehicles https://evannex.com/blogs/news/18110144-battery-costs-fallin... https://evannex.com/blogs/news/34327493-battery-costs-falling-part-2-tesla-motors https://evannex.com/blogs/news/34327493-battery-costs-fallin... "Most recently, Tesla landed a 500MWh grid storage deal with Advanced Microgrid Solutions. And, outside the U.S., others have taken notice. Italy's Enel Green Power SpA announced it will partner with Tesla for 1.5-3MWh battery storage, and, Ireland's Gaelectric Group entered into an agreement with Tesla Motors to build a 1 MW demonstration utility-scale project." [there are hyperlinks in the original paragraph]
- melling 10y agoThat article is over a year old. It sounds like slow progress, which is nice. However, given the timeline, I don't expect electric vehicles to be significant for at least another decade.