I could argue that nuclear power isn’t that expensive when I can buy nuclear power at retail for 9 cents per kWh, but that isn’t really an interesting point.
I’m more interested in learning where all the storage that’s going to be needed to decarbonize is going to come from.
According to Woodmac’s most recent grid storage update, there was only 13.4 GWh of grid storage in the US 2022.
Projected growth for the next five years is 10-17 GWh per year with a declining growth trend.
I’m more interested in learning where all the storage that’s going to be needed to decarbonize is going to come from.
According to Woodmac’s most recent grid storage update, there was only 13.4 GWh of grid storage in the US 2022.
Projected growth for the next five years is 10-17 GWh per year with a declining growth trend.