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I am curious if these processes need continuous power or if they would work okay if most of their power was delivered during the daytime.
by TaylorAlexander 4y ago
I am curious if these processes need continuous power or if they would work okay if most of their power was delivered during the daytime.
- Gibbon1 4y agoI suspect that you don't need that with aqueous electrolysis. I think the advantage is the electrolytic cells are cheap. Problem with solar is intermittent power means intermittent use of capital equipment. How much an issue that is depends on the ratios of electricity cost, capital cost and depreciation.
- mkj 4y agoIf you only run in daytime you have the same capital costs for half the output - a lot harder to make viable. Might be OK if the energy cost dominates anything else?