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They claim an electricity price of $0.01/kWh even before mass production kicks in. If they achieve that, the economics will work out fine.
by DennisP 4y ago
They claim an electricity price of $0.01/kWh even before mass production kicks in. If they achieve that, the economics will work out fine.
- pfdietz 4y agoI'll believe that when I see it, but that price would be more than good enough to beat renewables. I find it amusing that Helion's approach also strongly depends on the cost of storage, just in a very different part of storage parameter space.