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The problem is that the grid doesn’t really get economies of scale. Just the grid is often up to 50% of people’s electricity bills, cutting that out is a massi
by ViewTrick1002 7mo ago
The problem is that the grid doesn’t really get economies of scale.
Just the grid is often up to 50% of people’s electricity bills, cutting that out is a massive saving.
I think we might see a future where the grid becomes smaller. Still utility scale but skip the continental transmissions and instead run a local city scale grid with renewables, storage and a chemical based carbon neutral backup.