A look at the energy storage solutions | Sustainable Energy

[@MikeTrieu]

That stock video clip of the dude in the hardhat interacting with a tablet like he's just emerged from a cave he's lived in his entire life and gingerly holding it as perpendicular to the ground as he can while cautiously poking at it like it could explode on him at any moment 😂

[@SLouadah]

ahahahahahah Excellent, I was thinking about this very thing right now ! I thought this was outdated and no one would do it, but I was clearly wrong. Ahahahah

[@timworthington1]

Great to see that proven technology; that's available today could solve today's energy needs.

[@6969smurfy]

where did you see a proven technology? A different video perhaps?

[@thermalstoragesystemfromtr9513]

finally someone is talking about this.

[@moneyAllPowerful]

i like the balanced view combining long distance transmission (interconnection) and storage

[@antonshkabara3090]

Im using Avasva instructions to make it and I do it already :)

[@johnmyviews3761]

Limited news here and no hard or new technical details given

[@torstenpersson5629]

Agree. "Highly efficient storage" and no figure mentioned.

[@user-vq4mt4zd4e]

great content thanks

[@doug8639]

Can creating from hydrogen from solar and wind for use in fuel cells be used as a energy storage method.

[@trebushett2079]

This lady certainly has the ability to store energy !

[@trebushett2079]

Stating the obvious - nothing more - get over it.

[@ReasonableRadio]

"can you explain electromagnetic theory?" what, why? What was the purpose of that tangent

[@drozycoder2007]

I know right, the poor professor being asked to explain the basics of electricity with one sentence. I did enjoy his response of saying "its the fundamental of electricity"; basically fuck off and google it if you wanna know

[@venkatakrishnan6481]

@@drozycoder2007 Yup. Dude thats a paper in BE and you could do a research for 5 to 6 years in that area of electromagnetic theory, yet he wants to explain them in 2 min. HAHA Imao

[@dougmc666]

16:45 Suggesting that electrolysis of water has some connection with efficiency - nope! Also no mention that the lack of storage means using natural gas in many regions.

[@ThomasBomb45]

Why can't hydrogen be stored in the same geological structures that natural gas came from?

[@N0Xa880iUL]

@@ThomasBomb45 Leakage.

[@ThomasBomb45]

@@N0Xa880iUL there are many geological formations that are able to be used to store large amounts of hydrogen

[@N0Xa880iUL]

@@ThomasBomb45 Okay

[@widyarpradana4335]

Dope

[@davidgray3321]

The Danes are way ahead of this, they build the wind turbines near a bakery, they then bake delicious pastries and then sell them to large red headed gentleman, so cutting down heavily on the power used by ovens. As usual the Europeans have all the answers.

[@rikkoshop620]

There is also "Liquid Air" !!!

[@kellye2013]

Energy storage facility... with all the lights left on. Figures...

[@TheHighHost]

You guys should tjek out SaltX in Sweden. They are making some insane storage solution with salt.

[@canadiannuclearman]

Make and store hydrogen then use fuel cells.

[@ReasonableRadio]

$10T by 2040? Bernie's renewable plan alone is 16T. Where are these numbers coming from?

[@davehedric1543]

Sweden has nuclear energy is it really is in such a shock that their ahead in renewable energy. For some reason Americans and Europeans other than France are very squeamish about nuclear which is clean and pure energy.

[@Heilzmaker]

Nuclear is not renewable...

[@rustylugnut755]

@@Heilzmaker That's what the sun runs on so . . .

[@acmefixer1]

Squeamish? America has a hundred NPPs, twice as many as France. But they're unable to compete against renewables plus storage, so they're being shut down. Iowa's only NPP is now shut down and will be decommissioned.

[@planetcave]

Infomercial

[@ПавелГражданкин-ъ4л]

🤦‍♂ No mechanical storages, hydropower...

[@freewithads]

i miss stockholm

[@saulsavelis575]

why not Mongolian man and Irish women?

[@ThomasBomb45]

What

[@saulsavelis575]

@@ThomasBomb45 rac ist channel

[@canadiannuclearman]

The problem is scale. Nuclear is far better.

[@ryen7512]

Gary Lewis there’s more than enough wind and sun to power the world 1,000 times over. Also it’s about the same price as nuclear for the same capacity, including energy storage. Far safer too obviously.

[@acmefixer1]

Said, "... Nuclear is far better." Put your money where your mouth is. Prove it. You can't.

[@klaasdykstra8127]

We have a good coal fired system,affordable for everyone,the rest is highly expensive,inefficient and will lead to blackouts and loss of manufacturing in the countries that use so called renewables,the countries that are building more coal fired power stations like China and India are the biggest emitters,and are manufacturing solar panels and wind turbines that are hellisly expensive ,and costing Aus more then 3 billion dollars a year more,with no reduction of co2 gasses overall,how stupid is that?@!

[@klaasdykstra8127]

Ryan you are living in fairytail land or you are living in a different world than me,r÷newables will never be cheaper,Aus are paying 3 times more for their electricity than other countries,are facing blackouts because of the intermittent voltage rise and fall on the grid,that still needs to be backed up by coal fired power stations or nuclear power,renewables will never be environmentally friendly,sustainable or cheap!

[@ThomasBomb45]

We only have limited nuclear fuel sources. Current reactors could only supply 80 years of electricity with known uranium deposits. Plus you have the radioactive waste issue. It's not a bad option but it can't solve our problems forever

[@SwedeInCPH]

So many people talking so much bullshit!

[@aasemal-lmki8286]

Sounds like a utopia