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As per the headline, it's "long-duration storage" meaning that you can potentially wait a while (days, weeks) before that discharge of stored energy. From the
by SideburnsOfDoom 4y ago
As per the headline, it's "long-duration storage" meaning that you can potentially wait a while (days, weeks) before that discharge of stored energy.
From the article: "many hours up to many days"
> "Long term energy storage", to me, should be defined as being able to discharge at max power for like a day or more,
"Long term money storage" should be defined as storing more than $10 000 - yes, no, or irrelevant?
- ok_dad 4y ago> “Long term money storage" should be defined as storing more than $10 000 - yes, no, or irrelevant? Your example should be more like “a long term emergency savings is 6 months of your budget” vs. “a short term emergency savings is 2 months of your budget”