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What's the energy density for that? Something that works doesn't mean something is desirable
by j16sdiz 3mo ago
What's the energy density for that?
Something that works doesn't mean something is desirable
- floatrock 3mo agoIs energy density required for all applications? Something that's not desirable for say a car doesn't mean something isn't good enough for say non-mobile applications.
- homeonthemtn 3mo agoWell, yes actually. If you're talking any kind of batteries above Duracell level, then it's important to understand how much power can be stored in a given "unit"
- floatrock 3mo agoOf course you need to know the power per unit to some degree, but when you're building warehouse-sized stationary storage arrays, land is cheap and LCOS is more important than energy density. That's a very different tradeoff calculation than if you're building a car.
- conorcleary 3mo agoHold on, buying Lemon calls.