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This seems like building more batteries (just, with extra hardware). An EV could be good for this sort of thing, but I guess it would have to sit around at les
by bee_rider 1y ago
This seems like building more batteries (just, with extra hardware).
An EV could be good for this sort of thing, but I guess it would have to sit around at less than 100% charge, to have the capacity.
- bufferoverflow 1y agoWe almost never charge our EV to 100%, to not degrade the battery faster.
- bee_rider 1y agoBut, if you are going to offer “absorbing energy from the grid as a service” the capacity you have to offer can only be <absolute max that you are willing to charge your battery to> - <minimum that you are willing have your battery sitting at> There definitely could be some gap there, but it does depend on the car sitting at less than “full” (however you define full).