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If your goal is to store 100% of all power produced for an entire year for use a later date, then yeah... you would need 50,000+ of those. If your goal is some
by shuntress 6y ago
If your goal is to store 100% of all power produced for an entire year for use a later date, then yeah... you would need 50,000+ of those.
If your goal is something not ridiculous, for example, storing storing the difference of production-consumption when production>consumption for use later when consumption>production, you would likely need very significantly less than 50,000+ of those.
- oblio 6y agoMy point is that these need very specific conditions to actually work and you need a lot of them. For your average country even having 100 is difficult. Think of some flat place like Poland. More than that, Germany isn't even the biggest producer/consumer of electricity... Imagine some place like China trying to ramp this up.