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I too believe that modular energy blocks are key to price and technology competition. But tech vendors really don't like competition, so I doubt that this will
by intrasight 5y ago
I too believe that modular energy blocks are key to price and technology competition. But tech vendors really don't like competition, so I doubt that this will be a reality unless forced by regulators.
Regular batteries began to be standardized in 1928 by American Standards Association (predecessor to ANSI) - according to Wikipedia. We can buy standard batteries in a variety of sizes. I envision a "modular energy block" as something much bigger than these "C" and "D" batteries. But small enough to still be picked up. Perhaps 40 lbs.
- aldonius 5y agoSo... normal car battery size?
- intrasight 5y agoUsing Lithium-Ion and adding electronics to make it "modular" - I think it would closer to a cubic foot.