World's largest sodium-ion battery goes into operation - Energy Storage
World's largest sodium-ion battery goes into operation - Energy Storage
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World's largest sodium-ion battery goes into operation - Energy Storage
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So an average Chinese home takes ~1MWh/mo of electricity, they have 100Mwh and they say 300 discharges a year and support 12000 people. So they expect this to cover about a fifth of the energy usage, which seems pretty great.
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Where do you take that number from? 1MWh/mo seems quite high. Also considering that the stored energy will only be used when solar or wind are low, the battery will never be used to supply 100% of the electricity.
So it will support many more homes.
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Um, why does the average Chinese home consume 1 MWh/mo? Or do they mean the battery capacity would account for one home consuming up to 1 MWh?
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I got it from here
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Wow, that's some amazing stuff! Really looking forward to more of this globally...
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That would never happen, because it's from China. We can't allow their superior technology on battery / green energy, so it's better to keep using oil - because politics, you know?
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This looks like the largest plant, not the largest individual battery.
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Lots of things casually called 'batteries' are compromised of smaller individual cells. Semantics.
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Big up to China for literally finding a way to save the environment.
Judging by the article its purpose is to improve power availability during peak load times.