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>and go really hard into better energy storage tech. Yes! Building dam's/silos (pumping water up when energy is available drain it when it's not) no need to bu
by nix23 5y ago
>and go really hard into better energy storage tech.
Yes! Building dam's/silos (pumping water up when energy is available drain it when it's not) no need to build them 'into' rivers, artificial fjords where current is strong, batteries/hydrogen where nothing else is viable, create heat pumping into the ground, pump it up when no heat from other sources are available etc.
- rewgs 5y agoFor sure. It is so very obvious to me that there's one way forward: on the smallest levels possible, replace what energy production a given area can with some sort of creative renewable(s) implementation. And over time, replace fossil fuels not from the top down, but from the bottom up. Essentially a modular grid of small, bespoke-for-its-area energy producers.