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Here's me wondering how the full scale smart grid that is required to make this work will be created in this timeframe.
by PeterStuer 4y ago
Here's me wondering how the full scale smart grid that is required to make this work will be created in this timeframe.
- TheLoafOfBread 4y agoGiven how long took Sued Link to get operational (Not yet? but already 10 years going), I would say that smart gird will be here around a year 2200-2300
- recuter 4y agoYou're not the only one, but over in the US you can rest easy as Pete Buttigieg is on the case: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=avi9iBC8opU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=avi9iBC8opU I for one am sure politicians have got a great handle on all of this.
- eis 4y agoWhat major changes to the grid are required to make EVs work and why do they have to be "smart"? Electricity consumption will increase but it will be quite uniform if everyone is switching to EVs. A few upgrades for added capacity will be needed but I don't see any major issues with that. And while all new cars have to be emission-free by 2035 that does not mean all cars in use will be. It'll take probably till 2040 to 2045 for the vast majority to be EVs and that's plenty of time to do the necessary upgrades.
- kkfx 4y agoIt's not much a matter of "load" alone but of peak. Keeping AC frequency stable it's hard. We can ramp up or lower the production at a certain speed, not instantaneously and fast charging with instantaneous 100-300kW peaks are a very hard issue to tackle.