If I’m reading your comment correctly, 24 minutes of added battery capacity is 1.6% of the number of minutes in a day, which is actually greater than the namepl

If I’m reading your comment correctly, 24 minutes of added battery capacity is 1.6% of the number of minutes in a day, which is actually greater than the nameplate capacity increases in solar and wind. This seems more significant than you suggest. I would also assume that 24 hours is more storage than is actually required given the mix of wind and solar and the geographical coverage of the grid. How much battery storage, in minutes, is considered “enough”? Do the battery figures include only batteries or other storage like pumped hydro? I am not an expert and am interested in knowing why I’m wrong.