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One high-level, back of napkin example that gets thrown around is that the world would magically get 40% more power due to reduction in transmission losses. The
by threeseed 3y ago
One high-level, back of napkin example that gets thrown around is that the world would magically get 40% more power due to reduction in transmission losses. The world spends $6,000b a year on energy purposes.
So a $2,400b/year opportunity. And that's just from transmission let alone the many other things it can do.
- awb 3y ago> the world would magically get 40% more power due to reduction in transmission losses But what effort is needed? Wouldn’t it require replacing all batteries and transmission lines to realize this efficiency gain?