Solar energy storage breakthrough could make European households self-sufficient
Solar energy storage breakthrough could make European households self-sufficient
Norway's Photoncycle has come up with a solution for storing solar energy captured in summer to be used in winter — with solid hydrogen.
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I dont see any electrical units in this article
10 2 ReplyWatt?? That's a heck of an ohmission.
38 1 ReplyWell don't get all amped up about it; you've gotta stay grounded.
17 1 ReplyIt helps to resist the current by illuminating others.
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Take my upvote and leave. >:(
3 2 ReplyWhy such resistance to comedy?
If you get all amped up about it, it just induces more jokes.
14 1 ReplyTime to conduct these jokesters out of here...
Maybe could transform your behavior into something mho productive?
4 0 ReplyI'll go isolate myself in a field.
3 0 ReplyIt helps others to resist the current flow if you illuminate others instead of shunting yourself.
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-"Leave? Me? Never!"
Resists.
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The company's website quotes a storage density of 3.5 kWh/kg and a storage system taking up 3 cubic meters beving able to store 100,000 kWh: https://www.photoncycle.com/technology
I tried to find the patent but it sounds like the application process isn't complete yet.
These are the kind of claims you hear from a startup seeking its next round of funding. I'd take it with a huge grain of salt.
11 0 Replythe numbers do seem absurdly high. That's 5 times higher energy density than the current state-of-the-art
1 0 ReplyI'd take it with an amount of salt resembling the Dead Sea. This is absolutely fake.
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