Batterien übernehmen die Spitzenlastzeit des kalifornischen Stromnetzes (17 bis 21 Uhr). Vor einigen Jahren kam es zu dieser Zeit zu Brown/Black-Outs. „Kalifornische Batterien dominieren das Abendnetz mit einer Kapazität von 10 GW/40 GWh“
California batteries dominate evening grid with 10 GW/40 GWh of capacity
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As predicted, battery and solar tech are getting better and better and better.
I wonder what the non-renewable folks are going to talk about when California no longer has to deal with brown or black outs.
Took about four or five years, for almost 30+ GWh of batteries to be installed. However, the state still has a while to go (article says 52 GW/way over 200+ GWhs by 2045). For instance, the Diablo Canyon facility outputs about 48 GWhs of electricity every day. The state has, in total, about 40 GWhs of capacity. Because of 8-10 hours of solar, every single day, the state doesn’t need to 100% replace the nukes with dispathable power – maybe only 60% of them. However, it is still a lot more work to go.
We work on batteries in our company, and have installed four hour batteries, and those seem huge in their usefulness. I expect these big batteries to be very useful as well.
Make it easier for me to expand my system and add battery!!!
Regulate pge and other predatory power companies. Solar in Australia is a fraction of the cost of CA because of bullshit rules and regulation