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Batteries are a required part of the transition to pure renewables. When demand for EVs drops low enough you can bet grid operators will be in line to soak up
by cogman10 3y ago
Batteries are a required part of the transition to pure renewables. When demand for EVs drops low enough you can bet grid operators will be in line to soak up the cheap batteries.
Further, V2G/H is more than likely to be a thing in the near future further putting the EV batteries to work stabilizing the grid.
- breischl 3y ago>V2G/H is more than likely to be a thing in the near future further putting the EV batteries to work stabilizing the grid. Yes. Even before we get to full V2G, managed charging provides a helpful degree of flexibility. An EV is a giant battery (several times the size of a Tesla PowerWall, for example) that happens to move sometimes. The battery can be used for other things when the car isn't moving - and it will be.