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Not sure where the 750MWh/day figure comes from, but if Tesla aims to build 500k cars there annually, that’s only around 42.5GWh total capacity if they’re all t
by Zanfa 4y ago
Not sure where the 750MWh/day figure comes from, but if Tesla aims to build 500k cars there annually, that’s only around 42.5GWh total capacity if they’re all top-of-the-line 85kWh models. Or 116MWh daily.
Also, at 750MWh/day, it would likely be the world’s largest battery factory.
- runarberg 4y agoThen build the world’s largest battery factor. Germany can afford it, an there is an emergency that requires such actions.
- bryanlarsen 4y ago250GWh/year isn't quite 750MWh/day, but it's close enough for rhetoric since the OP mentioned 750MWh as the total storage capacity currently installed in Germany. 250GWh/year definitely would be the world's largest battery factory if it was operational today, but by the time Brandenburg ramps up to that it likely won't be.