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There has to be about 40x more for it added annually to have any impact at all.
by anovikov 2y ago
There has to be about 40x more for it added annually to have any impact at all.
- ZeroGravitas 2y agoIt's already having an impact: https://blog.gridstatus.io/caiso-batteries-apr-2024/ https://blog.gridstatus.io/caiso-batteries-apr-2024/ ”Batteries Taking Charge of the California Grid” > Batteries have taken a huge leap forward in CAISO this spring, shifting from a noteworthy trend into a major force impacting operations of the grid
- anovikov 2y agoIn California, yes. It consumes 6% of America's electricity and i think accounts for a lion's share of battery installations. And, even there there is not nearly enough solar to make use of proper amount of batteries, grid is still dominated by fossil and nuclear power.
- ZeroGravitas 2y agoCalifornia has been over 50% renewables since 2023. It has like 5% nuclear on top of that. And the rest is gas rather than coal, so all in all it's doing pretty well and still progressing quickly.