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I suppose so. Looking at the list, a lot of them can be relaxed for grid storage. They can be run at absolutely any temperature, for instance. On the other han
by HPsquared 3y ago
I suppose so. Looking at the list, a lot of them can be relaxed for grid storage. They can be run at absolutely any temperature, for instance.
On the other hand an electric aircraft battery needs 10/10 on pretty much all of them (except perhaps cost - up to a point).
- simondotau 3y agoGrid batteries are exposed to the full range of temperature swings of whatever climate they're installed in. Protecting a battery from the local climate is expensive and power intensive. Not a deal-breaker, but this cost needs to be factored into the cost of the battery, and any active cooling/heating needs to be deducted from its efficiency.
- Qwertious 3y agoTemperature tolerance means the battery is more flexible and has lower installation costs - lithium batteries should generally be stored in somewhere fireproof, for example.