Here you go: www.zenobe.com/news-and-eve...

True. EII exempted industries, outside super red periods is probably closest....

TBH outside locational constraints, the market already does just drop the price to zero and below - in fact down to negative €700 in Netherlands this summer. Batteries love negative prices, but they can only mop up so much. As you say, lets see!

Depends what its for. For power storage the whole point is only to make hydrogen when you have nothing else to do with the power. Royal Society report sees up to 30% load factor on electrolysers in this role. royalsociety.org/-/media/poli...

See you’re on all the socials John. Exemplary!

I thought you lived in a Bond villain lair inside a volcano. Somewhat disappointed, though Leeds is nice too.

Got excited by this… and then saw its 3 hours, which isn’t really long duration in my terminology at least. Lithium is so cheap now that 6 hour batteries are planned in GB.

Polite correction- you’re out by a factor of one thousand… $0.8bn, even if you value it at full delivered cost. UK curtailment is running around 6TWh and costing consumers about £1bn (on a slightly different sum basis).

Gritter Thunberg is my favourite.