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Batteries don't have the storage density as liquid hydrocarbon fuels, and never will. They also can't serve as feedstocks for fertilizers, plastics, or other ch
by mikewarot 4y ago
Batteries don't have the storage density as liquid hydrocarbon fuels, and never will. They also can't serve as feedstocks for fertilizers, plastics, or other chemistry.
Eventually, we'll use renewable power to create liquid fuels from air and water, recycling the carbon.