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Both solutions present heavy machinery, presumably aimed at big industrial installations. How about home use? Could it be used small-scale, e.g. as an alternat
by tomp 6y ago
Both solutions present heavy machinery, presumably aimed at big industrial installations.
How about home use? Could it be used small-scale, e.g. as an alternative to Tesla's PowerPack? I've long been curious about distributed energy solutions, from heating (e.g. cogeneration / CHP, heat pumps, geothermal energy, solar+battery for off-grid energy), could this be a low-cost, low-tech, low-maintenance, low-risk alternative to batteries?
- vinceguidry 6y agoAt small scales, the setup costs world dwarf those of lithium by an order of magnitude. You can have a powerwall shipped to you and a local electrician install it. This, you’d have to have an engineering crew dig a shaft, unless of course you happen to own an old mine.