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In reply to the discussion: Intermittency Of Renewables?… Not So Much [View all]BlueStreak
(8,377 posts)47. That will make manufacturer warranties very "interesting"
If I am Toyota, I don't cover any battery that is getting extra cycles just sitting in your garage.
The only scenario that makes sense to me is that the EV owner could make a choice to charge immediately at the market prices, or let the utility decide when to charge up (sometime overnight) and give me a break on the rates.
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Why are you arguing about a theoretical problem that could only possibly occur
BlueStreak
Jul 2013
#16
"no compelling reason ever to build (or extend) any nuclear or coal plant -- ever"
kristopher
Jul 2013
#44
The economics of storage systems get better as we shift to intermittent sources
BlueStreak
Jul 2013
#65
That 300% is a nonsense number, for a case that will never exist in the real world
BlueStreak
Jul 2013
#29