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The utility infrastructure to support 150 kW for an hour is much cheaper than 1 MW for 10 minutes. And at these scales the utility will be passing the costs dir
by cool_dude85 3y ago
The utility infrastructure to support 150 kW for an hour is much cheaper than 1 MW for 10 minutes. And at these scales the utility will be passing the costs directly on to the customer. No possible way it will be allowed at a residential location.
- tuukkah 3y agoRapid charging is not typically needed at houses (you can charge while you sleep), but if you want one, you can have another, stationary battery that charges slowly when you are sleeping or not at home. When you rapid charge your car, the energy does not come from the grid but from this second battery.
- cool_dude85 3y agoPrice me out a 150 kWh battery that can discharge at 1 MW for a reasonable number of cycles and get back to me.
- tuukkah 3y agoWell, isn't it the same one as in the car?