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*Question is more important than the answer in the talk above. | *Question is more important than the answer in the talk above. | ||
*''Future should not be about solving one problem after another. It should be something that gets you excited'' | *''Future should not be about solving one problem after another. It should be something that gets you excited'' | ||
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*Available reserves of Lithium, and for that matter nickel in [[Nickel-Iron Batteries]] - are not sufficient to provide energy storage for transportation - with quick first-principle calculations considered. | |||
Revision as of 18:38, 21 April 2022
- 300TWhr of battery storage is necessary to transition to a renewable storage situation [1]
- Question is more important than the answer in the talk above.
- Future should not be about solving one problem after another. It should be something that gets you excited
OSE Notes
- Available reserves of Lithium, and for that matter nickel in Nickel-Iron Batteries - are not sufficient to provide energy storage for transportation - with quick first-principle calculations considered.