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The trickier problem. Especially since batteries don't (typically) just end up damaged but rather degrade over time. One day the battery can hold 96% of it's
by cogman10 3y ago
The trickier problem.
Especially since batteries don't (typically) just end up damaged but rather degrade over time. One day the battery can hold 96% of it's original capacity, the next 90%. It's a natural and uneven process for batteries.
- bee_rider 3y agoTrue! A battery that is unusable for trucking could still have a lot of value in a context where the energy density is less important. Infrastructure, for example. But making sure the incentives and ownership are calibrated correctly to make sure they get put into hands where they are useful might be a big problem.