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That's not bad news! How do the capital costs compare?
by i_am_proteus 7y ago
That's not bad news!
How do the capital costs compare?
- Gibbon1 7y agoThe paper I saw was doing it using an aqueous process at ordinary temperatures. Capital costs of the actual cells would likely be very low. Though feed stock processing might not be. One of things that struck me is if the capital costs are low enough an aqueous process should be something you can bring online and offline rapidly depending on current market rates. Consider Germany already had a few late nights in winder where rates went negative. You can see where I'm going here.
- i_am_proteus 7y agoYeah but the labor costs for an on-call backshift will eat you.