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It does need a magical physics solution unless you are fine with keep using coal, oil, gas and nuclear as backup. When you factor in the infrastructure to supp
by ThomPete 7y ago
It does need a magical physics solution unless you are fine with keep using coal, oil, gas and nuclear as backup.
When you factor in the infrastructure to support you when you don't have power yourself then it suddenly looks less economically sound.
That's the point.
- jfrankamp 7y agoThat's where we disagree. You think power storage will take a magic physics solution, and I think it is normal engineering (pumped storage, rail/gravity potential generators, utility scale battery banks for leveling).