> Sodium Ion at $40/kwhr is coming Sodium batteries are coming since 1980s, no product in sight. They are almost like a fusion. Always few years away. > Hyd

> Sodium Ion at $40/kwhr is coming Sodium batteries are coming since 1980s, no product in sight. They are almost like a fusion. Always few years away. > Hydro pumped storage will be built in mountains. It won't. Where it was possible to be built, it already is build. There is not much space to build it, unless you are Switzerland. > You know what people also like? Power in emergencies when the power lines go out. Home solar + storage will provide that So how do you get solar power on high rise with 100 apartments? I would like to remind you, that in EU 50% of people live in such apartments. So keep your "community" fairy tales for yourself. > So grid storage, which will be unambiguously cheaper... That depends on your non-existent products, which only lives in your imagination. > There is literally no reason to build new nuclear plants now. Increasing power consumption because we are trying to migrate all transport from fossil fuels to electric? That's probably just a detail which slipped through when you were dreaming about non-existent batteries. > But building a massive number of nuclear plants? That's Johnny Canal levels of idiocy: So massively increasing our energy consumption, while not increasing amount of sources is logical according to you? Got it.