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Yeah, I know those arguments. I like the overcapacity approach, but policymakers seem to struggle with it. In principle you could install a world-circling tran
by tuatoru 4y ago
Yeah, I know those arguments. I like the overcapacity approach, but policymakers seem to struggle with it.
In principle you could install a world-circling transmission grid and obviate the need for storage entirely. But long distance transmission carries its own risks and costs. The radius of loss arising from adverse events goes up a lot, for example. And new-build long-distance projects take decades, which we can ill afford.
In the world in which we live, storage will be important and there is no panacea.
- jacquesm 4y agoThat's fair, the attacks on the Nordstream pipelines (whoever did it) are a good example of such a vulnerability.