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At first look, it seems like simply by having so much less mass of material involved that you have a good head start at competing on LCOE, even if the system ne
by Nick87633 3y ago
At first look, it seems like simply by having so much less mass of material involved that you have a good head start at competing on LCOE, even if the system needs the kite and tether replaced every 5-10 years.
I think the biggest roadblock would be making sure it can return to the perch with high reliability otherwise you will have a lot of service calls for kites that landed on the ground.