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> That is, unless you over-provision them so much that they can always meet demand even at peak times. Overprovisioning solar to power the grid on ice cold, wi
by Sebb767 4y ago
> That is, unless you over-provision them so much that they can always meet demand even at peak times.
Overprovisioning solar to power the grid on ice cold, windless new moon night is going to be hard. Having somewhere to put excess energy and some overprovisioning is always good, but it won't solve all storage problems.
- aftbit 4y agoIf we can build a superconducting grid, we can transport power from the parts of the planet where it is sunny or windy to the parts where it isn't. Assuming that everyone remains friendly and operational, that is.