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NO! first only if industry and government grow some gonads and fully standardise the cells, and hardware for battery packs to allow for quick and easy dissasem
by metalman 1y ago
NO! first
only if industry and government grow some gonads and fully standardise the cells, and hardware
for battery packs to allow for quick and easy dissasembly, testing, repair, and reuse, for off grid, and secondary mobile use, as industry will never trust used components for primary aplications,
it is impossible to overstate how allergic industry is to this.....
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sodium is comming NOW!, and it is cheaper and safer.
- Xemplolo 1y ago"NO!" while companies already do this successfully. But hey, why not being negative first eh? ;P
- metalman 1y agosuccessfull?, maybe, we will see if fires, insurance, and end of life disposal costs leave any roe, plus there are no large scale used car battery grid storage plants, just green washing for data centers, where they are most definitly worried about fires, given the huge spacing between units, green washing/cred,scamenomics,, but most certainly, not grid scale
- Xemplolo 1y agomaybe? come on why so negative? Voltfang has a few already in Germany. The Deutsche Bahn (german train system) also does that across its own grid. Batteries from EVs charging and discharging in stable environments are a lot saver (and they are save anyway) and do not degrade anymore. Why would that even be green washing? Where is this coming from? Those batteries are doing exactly what they should do and saved already co2 in their first lifetime. And what has this to do with data centers? All of these battery grid systems have veen started before the AI boom.