The agent responds, "Have you all not learned from the past couple of days?"
"Learned what?" she asks
Then he knocks her phone out of her hand
Batteries added to grid now cost little:
At $70/kWh-pack & $140/kWh-system, 11.2 GW of 4-h batt (current level on CAISO grid) w/15-y life, w/2025 demand 208,576 GWh, cost only 0.2 c/kWh extra:
100c/$ x $140/kWh-st x 11.2 GW-st x 4h/(208600GWh-el/y x 15y)=0.2 c/kWh-el
Battery pack prices for stationary storage now down to $70/kWh in 2025, a 45% decrease in just one year.
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Batteries added to grid now cost little:
At $70/kWh-pack & $140/kWh-system, 11.2 GW of 4-h batt (current level on CAISO grid) w/15-y life, w/2025 demand 208,576 GWh, cost only 0.2 c/kWh extra:
100c/$ x $140/kWh-st x 11.2 GW-st x 4h/(208600GWh-el/y x 15y)=0.2 c/kWh-el
"No one wants to add any energy source to the environment, but since we need energy, we should pick the least harmful, most beneficial, and least-cost source, and wind is one of these."
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"No one wants to add any energy source to the environment, but since we need energy, we should pick the least harmful, most beneficial, and least-cost source, and wind is one of these."
www.youtube.com/shorts/6SWp-...
During 2025, batteries produced 71% of the GWh output as California's 2 nuclear reactors, but the batteries always fill in gaps where electricity is needed; nuclear, on the other hand, runs even when it is not needed, increasing curtailment & electricity cost
In-state WWS: 51.5% of demand; in+out-state WWS: 60% in '25
Gas down 17% v '24; 38% v '23
PV up 13% v '24; 39% v '23
Bat up 50% v '24; 180% v '23
Demand down 1.9% v '24; 1.3% v '23
During 2025, batteries produced 71% of the GWh output as California's 2 nuclear reactors, but the batteries always fill in gaps where electricity is needed; nuclear, on the other hand, runs even when it is not needed, increasing curtailment & electricity cost
💰 Eric’s increased 10x, to $400M.
💰 Don Jr.’s 6x, to $300M.
💰 Barron, a college sophomore, is worth $150M.
💰 Eric’s increased 10x, to $400M.
💰 Don Jr.’s 6x, to $300M.
💰 Barron, a college sophomore, is worth $150M.