The Big Business Of Energy For The EV Industry

[@migo-migo9503]

Thank you for putting this story together. The Tesla community has been talking about these for almost 10 years now, but Tesla never really publicizes all the good things they do, so they get a lot of haters because they're a popular company. The people who really dig in and fact check know that Tesla is a good company and is looking a the long term improvement of Earth. These people have also been rewarded by investing in Tesla. Glad to see some positive coverage on Tesla, it'll be useful for people who just read headlines and never really dig into the company's history and just hate on Tesla based on what they hear from their friends and other liars.

[@ensteffo]

+Migo-Migo No Tesla does not get "a lot of haters" because Tesla does not publicize "all the good things they do". Tesla get a lot of "haters" largely unrelated to the company it self, but because there are so many obnoxious Tesla/Elon Musk fanboys.

[@J58LRJ]

Tesla does do a lot of good stuff, but it certainly deserves some of the criticisms it gets, e.g. not treating it’s factory workers particularly well, or making its chargers incompatible with other manufacturers’ electric cars and its cars incompatible with other manufacturers’ charging points

[@williamcrowley5506]

@@ensteffo so you are emotional and not fact based. Spoken like a true hater 🙄

[@williamcrowley5506]

@@J58LRJ your workers point has been refuted repeatedly. Your second point is irrelevant. Tesla also does that, but they have been opening their chargers for a while. Stop spreading rubbish.

[@LordSandwichII]

@@ensteffo Such a stupid comment from Migo-Migo. Tesla won't shut up about "all the good things they do".

[@CptKillJack]

From what I could find SK and LGs dispute has ended in a Settlement leading to both companies working together for further innovation. The topic ended nearly halfway through 2021.

[@NazriBuang-w9v]

Lies again? Bang Bros Bukit Batok

[@DillonLoomis22]

Tesla is critical to the future of the world. Most of the world just doesn't know it yet

[@heinousanus9352]

Word. Not all billionaires are created equal. 👊

[@shcdoodle1]

It really isnt though? EVs arent here to save the planet, they are here to save the car industry. And its not like tesla is the only gird battery manufacturer.

[@heinousanus9352]

@@shcdoodle1 It really is though. Tesla isn't EVs. Tesla is a company (building an ecosystem) that produces EVs. Lotsa companies produce EVs, Tesla is the only one doing it to save us. Tesla while facing much resistance forced legacy auto to do it to save themselves.

[@GenealogistBuchanan]

Much of this is last year's news. The SK vs LG dispute has been resolved. Basically SK agreed to pay LG enough to cover LGs liability for their batteries catching fire in GM vehicles..

[@johnames6430]

it's made by 20 something yr old girls they hire

[@MarkWTK]

this is a compilation. they've been churning out multiple compilation videos recently

[@John-cg7bn]

@@MarkWTK To add to that, it says originally aired at the top left of each segment, so they covered the events in april of 2021 before the issues were resolved later in the year.

[@ronaldgoldenii9272]

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[@AsokaTw-mz3lr]

@@johnames6430 so diversity hiring caused it?

[@cassiejacobs4197]

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[@thomasdooley3702]

@Gary Threadgill You're right, it's obvious a lot of people remain poor due to ignorance

[@jeremygood3246]

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[@jeremygood3246]

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[@popsarah7805]

I advice everyone to start investing and never rely on just salary. No billionaire made it through salary

[@achangyw]

I am joining you in spirit and in action in a small way. Best wishes to God's creation.

[@malibongwenkunkuma1343]

As a South African, I believe Africa will prove to be the best place to implement these modern technologies. Especially, Bio technology. Regenerative farming technologies are the future.

[@untitledplug2560]

🤫 lets keep the cat in the bag, for now.

[@DaniboyBR2]

You just need to stop committing white genocide and its all good.

[@malibongwenkunkuma1343]

@@untitledplug2560 😂😂😂

[@jaychah2563]

To much corruption

[@jaychah2563]

Nothing will get built

[@dcbel]

So many new technologies are worked on for the future of batteries and #EVs ! Fascinating documentary, thank you for sharing! ⚡🔌🔋

[@josedelacuadra660]

Very happy to be a TSLA investor. Tesla is a responsible and good corporate citizen. Good leadership at Tesla....go Team Tesla!

[@oxide9717]

@@TheBikemaster94 Tesla is a company just like every other with employees from all walks of life with ideals and biases filtering out these is very difficult to do for any company

[@seandepagnier]

promoting cars which depend on oil to produce the roads? tesla is irresponsible for selling a lie that it's possible to solve the problem this way.

[@Knight3rrant]

@@seandepagnier seems that we should be producing recycling paths which turn waste plastic into roads, eh?

[@georgejungle138]

@@TheBikemaster94 liberal detected

[@steveb796]

@@seandepagnier what does the material in The road have to do with anything?

[@jon9103]

The lack of factories is only scratching the surface of the supply chain independence issue, a lithium battery factory is of little use without lithium after all.

[@frankcoffey]

Storage is very important at every level, the utility level, the home level, and the car. CA will never have to worry about being "Enroned" again and Texas won't have to worry about killer blackouts.

[@That-Guy_]

I'm in Houston and have Tesla solar panels and powerwalls They kept my family warm during the 44hr blackout ☀️⚡🏡+🔋 for the win

[@thegreataynrand7210]

Lol, you people really think you can power everything with intermittent solar and wind along with battery storage? You are living in a fantasy.

[@That-Guy_]

@@thegreataynrand7210 Renewables + nuclear + storage (batteries, pumped hydro, compressed air and other means) can supply the power needed once built at scale.

[@thegreataynrand7210]

@@That-Guy_ Solar and wind are blights on the landscape and create massive master problems.

[@That-Guy_]

@@thegreataynrand7210 I think they look cool but to each their own. And what specific problems are you referring to?

[@frankcoffey]

This is an excellent presentation, comprehensive yet concise enough to hold my interest. Well done. Congrats to the entire production team.

[@dermariobenjamin9964]

Everything about Tesla is crazy! The battery life, the tail lights, the interior etc. Tesla stocks is the best of them all! I have always hoped to invest in Tesla stocks one day but the thought of doing so without enough knowledge of the stocks market makes the whole thing less attractive to me. One cannot afford to lose any money in this era

[@matthodel946]

Yea you know I hate NBC and GE, but that was some good reporting for once in two thousand articles. haha

[@frankcoffey]

@@dermariobenjamin9964 Tesla is the Apple of cars. The standard in EVs and an eco system (interface, charging network, etc) that users get hooked on and will buy nothing else. That's more powerful than making the "best" of one model of car.

[@wildtxboy6083]

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[@MikeJAk49]

Wasn't it Democrats crying about coal being a dying industry,but now that Joe Biden wants to do it now it's a good thing? Then they ridicule the last administration for putting effort into rebuilding the coal industry.

[@LMNSeason]

Nickle will be the next gold.

[@davidwilkie9551]

Returned to a standard of quality reporting that went missing for some years, thanks.

[@michaeldietz7038]

At 15:15 the narrator there makes a statement that is often repeated without much expansion on what it means... "California is the top producer of renewable energy in the U.S." Based on EIA.GOV data at: www.eia.gov/electricity/data/state/annual_generation_state.xls California produces some 84,472,467MW/h of energy from wind, solar, geothermal, hydroelectric, biomass, wood, other gases, and others (ignoring pumped storage that went into the negatives consuming energy), etc in 2020 found in the range of rows 53906-53917... On just one row, 55504 is a state that produced more than that on wind alone with 92,440,997MH/h of electricity produced with a vastly dirtier grid. Residental (solar) appears to be missing and perhaps is just a vague estimate, however there are no facts (unless someone can produce the amount of energy curtailed by self production, CaSIO reports less than 2,000,000MW/h curtailed) to back up the claim that California is the top renewable energy producer.

[@kantameena9668]

Tesla has changed the world of Batteries

[@futbolita89742]

they are using panasonic batteries its nothing new

[@yunque30gmail]

until 4680 are ramped...then tesla takes over the world

[@lorenbeaulieu2896]

@@yunque30gmail If they can get the performance nailed down. It has been almost 2 years since Elon’s announcement of the 4680. It looks like a 30-40% capacity/space weight advantage. It will be interesting to see if a tab-less design will retain charge cycle #’s and environment impacts on cells.

[@cleasberg3461]

no china best and cheapest never buy made usa china yes live thiland we are free buy the best one same internet-based products all made china

[@quimblyjones9767]

Oooh, these Tesla advertisements are getting really in depth.

[@TylerYudzhiniya]

This video is pure gold! It had me hooked from start to finish. The content is so engaging and well-presented. Props to the creator for their outstanding talent. I'll definitely be coming back for more!

[@veerkar]

Bioo is a failure, but it has generated a lot of buzz. In Europe. But not in China. China is where the engineering brains are, Europe is now a land of has-been dreamers.

[@theunknownunknowns256]

Be good if you up dated this episode. The biggest ever investment in energy was in 2022 for offshore wind. And Tesla energy profits are starting to ramp, after being flat for a couple of years, as shown in Q4 2021 earnings.

[@nenmaster5218]

Elon is pretty incompetent, tbh...

[@slowfudgeballs9517]

@@nenmaster5218 Analogies? Seems like he is doing exactly what he wants to do. Whether that aligns with us or not doesn't matter to him. If it doesn't matter you, you're free to not buy a Tesla.

[@BryceLovesTech]

I love my Tesla and I charge it for free at my neighborhood supercharger

[@BRBallin1]

Free? How?!

[@cutter1985]

@@BRBallin1 not for “free”. At no additional cost would be more correct. Tesla included charging in the price of the vehicle for early adopters.

[@BryceLovesTech]

@@BRBallin1 My Tesla is older than 2017, all Teslas older than that get free supercharging for life

[@judysmith9263]

Nothing is Free.

[@thegreataynrand7210]

How do you feel about a out paying 20,000 for a new battery in a few years?

[@frankcoffey]

Home battery storage is in an interesting phase where there are hobbyist. Really reminds me of the early days of personal computers where you could build a better system than you could buy and get it a piece at a time. Can't wait to see more products in this area. There is a lot of effort to link this to solar but solar is not required. Home energy storage can just be a backup for your house or shifting usage from low demand to peak demand times of day.

[@Boxagami]

The biden infrastructure bill will charge you per mile to drive, regardless if you drive an EV or gas.

[@matthodel946]

So many interesting movements in every direction, it's an exciting time to be alive.

[@stuartburns8657]

@@Boxagami This will be the case world wide, not just a Biden / USA thing. You can't lose all that fuel revenue, and have EV vehicles which are 2 × heavier causing more damage to roads and highways

[@brittgayle467]

Hopefully declines in EV prices will make them viable home energy storage options.

[@Boxagami]

@@stuartburns8657 True and I guess these "science" loving liberals don't know we won't have Space X and go to the moon or mars if they eliminate the oil and gas industry. I guess they had no idea where rocket fuel comes from and you can't eliminate it. lol

[@keremhamamcioglu6772]

I purchased Mercedes EQS EV vehicle and I must admit it is fantastic. The battery performance is much better than I expected.

[@alienhawkq4690]

What are the problems with older technologies for storing energy? For large scale (city size) maybe melt salt or lift a very heavy object during the day and used the heat or gravity to create energy when demand is high? For a home or a group of homes, expensive batteries make sense, but for a city, wouldn't it be cheaper using old school technologies?

[@goodmushroom]

Cost and efficiency

[@alanlight7740]

There have been some trials with molten salt and it is certainly promising, but it is far from a mature technology. It's not something that can be immediately scaled. It requires considerable improvements first. Pumped hydro is a mature energy storage technology which works very well, but there are a limited number of places that are suitable for it. Compressed air in salt domes is working in a few locations, but it still needs some improvements and again it requires a specific type of geology to work. Meanwhile, batteries are becoming cheaper and are far faster to provide power when needed. They are especially useful for balancing the grid if it begins to become unstable. What's more, without the weight constraints that are necessary for vehicles, a greater variety of battery chemistries are available to work with, some of which can be much cheaper while also providing other beneficial qualities, such as near infinite charge/discharge cycles.

[@wilsonjudson1650]

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[@BobBob-kr5wr]

I'm happy the field is growing exponentially.

[@cloudstorage9928]

💯

[@TechNewsEV]

Great video! The discussion on the booming energy and battery technology sector is incredibly timely and relevant, especially with the shift towards electric vehicles. It's fascinating to see how U.S. automakers are committing to electrifying their fleets, but the concern about lithium-ion battery availability really highlights the challenges we face. I appreciate the insights from industry experts and the depth of information provided. It would be interesting to see more visuals or infographics to illustrate some of the complex concepts discussed. Also, a follow-up video on advancements in battery technology would be fantastic!

[@anthonyjohnsonjr8865]

It is amazing to see this whole sector completely grow over the years in such a short time. I remember not that long ago automakers were saying never 👎 to electric ⚡️ vehicles 🚗 Elon started pushing out Teslas now every manufacturer is scrambling to make them. It is amazing to see the technology evolve to computers 💻 and power storage and the business build in this sector and the power shifts and shakeups it causes the future that this industry causes is amazing to watch

[@Crashed131963]

I live in Canada and seen may two E-cars in my life on the road. I think they do not work good in winters. Batteries hate cold and now that battery must also heat the inside of the car with window defrost fans, making the dismal range even worst.

[@williamerazo3921]

@@Crashed131963 well there’s radiators right ??

[@Crashed131963]

@@williamerazo3921 Radiators on a electric powered car? Oh your joking right?

[@Alexander_Kale]

The reason "everyone is scrambling" has little to do with economic viability and more with government sanctions. There is a reason why electric trucks for example are not a thing, that reason being that the batteries are so insanely heavy that the load capacity of the vehicle drops to unacceptibly low levels. That includes anything Tesla currently has.

[@danielvilliers612]

@@Alexander_Kale very long range one, it is true for now. But electric is having exponential growth for the lower to medium range ones.

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[@alantorres2256]

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[@jamesbyrne9312]

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[@sambira]

So, Elon Musk said there weren't enough batteries for the Tesla semi but you know what they are doing? They are building their own batteries.

[@DawnSpielmann]

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[@openlink9958]

funny how the media went from hating Musk to loving him

[@keithv3767]

The media is very big and covers many different points of view. I am always amazed people refer to it as it it were a single entity. Many in the media have always done positive pieces on Elon, but criticize him when he tweets things that are confrontational or outside his expertise.

[@giancarlopaolofiorireyes7575]

crazy !!! hahaha yeahhh

[@markharmon4963]

@@keithv3767 Who really cares about his Tweets. Even Biden could not say the T word or Space X until it became embarrassingly obvious that there was a conflict between two segments of the Capitalist class.

[@keithv3767]

@@markharmon4963 People care about everything a CEO of a major company writes or says. In some instances Elon has tweeted things that could effect Tesla trading - “funding secured”. That is a very big deal to the SEC.

[@pauldean7690]

True but now they're back to hating him because of his anti woke, anti left views. He is not a big fan of biden either

[@bibipteawhorally]

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[@seandepagnier]

this is optimistic. At this rate of "transition" we will not succeed and our environment will collapse. At best there may be enough resources so that rich countries can continue to live in excess for a few more decades.

[@gamingtonight1526]

Agree,

[@FreedomSeeker2007]

Nice video summarizing the powerful emerging trend in Energy. One quick note: at around the 23:16 mark, the potato Battery is introduced where it’s asserted that acid in the potato are converted to energy…. That seems to be asserted in popular websites too. However this is false. Not that in the instructions for the classic potato battery, 2 different metals are used - for example, one steel and the other copper. The voltage is created by the two different metals connected by the wires (with a mini light bulb or LED) and electrolyte - the potato in this case is the electrolyte. So it’s better thought off as the potato electrolyte experiment though it doesn’t sound catchy. To do a quick check, try doing the same experiment with one type of metal only, and measure the voltage - should be close to zero, and voltage is low or zero so that even the LED would not light up.

[@Dragonluna69]

I love seeing all the next generation energy storage solutions popping up around the world. Elon Musk and Tesla have sparked the charge around the world. Keep up the great work to all in the renewable energy and storage.

[@thegreataynrand7210]

You actually think you can power while cities and states with batteries when the sun ain't shining and the wind ain't blowing? Good luck in that.

[@md.mohaiminulislam9618]

@@thegreataynrand7210 that's science, Keep doubting

[@thegreataynrand7210]

@@md.mohaiminulislam9618 In Germany they stupidly shut down their nuclear plants and are trying to do 100 solar and wind and guess what? They now pay over 3 times in electricity costs as compared to Americans and others even in Europe, they now get most power right now from coal because the renewables have shown themselves to be unreliable. Sorry but the 100% lie is pushed by idealistic unicorn believing greens.

[@md.mohaiminulislam9618]

@@thegreataynrand7210 if you don't work on your craft it won't get better, if people stopped working on something because it seems hopeless, we would be in stone age, hunting animals because it works. Renewable energy sources are available and we need to harvest it. It won't happen in one year but it will happen with people working on it. We can't stop, it's the future.

[@SweBeach2023]

@@md.mohaiminulislam9618 What's the point of switching to renewable energy when it over its lifetime will create MORE emissions than what we have today?

[@MadmaxMusic93]

Go Tesla!!! Woohooo bout to get my model 3 here soon trade or sell my 2019 ford fusion hybrid titanium get close 25-26k put maybe 1000 down

[@chris-cy5ed]

Put more down than that so you aint paying interest on taxes!!! And kess on interest in general

[@MadmaxMusic93]

@@chris-cy5ed thanks man, yeah I gotta save up more! But the prices are goin up so fast, hope I can still snag one say Maybe in a month or two using vroom an carmax dealerships are rip offs tbh, especially trade in deals on my car.

[@achangyw]

😂😂😂

[@aurelio-reymilaorcabal9669]

Tesla s going from NCA to LFP MegaPacks safer cheaper and longer cycle life of the batteries.

[@philmanke7642]

Tesla's storage developments are just GREAT.!.!.!.

[@MyUniversalUniversity]

This was a great video, until you forgot about Tesla Battery production. You named 3 companies in Solid State or other tech who will not be up and running in any kind of capacity until 2026. Tesla is making batteries in Fremont, they have a battery production facility in Austin and they are Building one in Germany, which does not count for the US, but it is a US company. Tesla is working on 100GWh in production by the end of 2023. Global GWH was 286 last year, up 100%. So if Tesla can deliver on the US production by the end of 2023, they will be maybe 20% of the world EV batteries. Their plans are around 500GWH a year by 2025 and 3 TWH by 2030. Something like this. Tesla is the only Car company that has contracts with more then 15 mines for metals. They are a battery manufacture and will be the largest in the world in the next 5 years. Come on, Recycling Batteries in not to expensive. Tesla is starting to recycle, Redwood Materials are a Recycling Company selling to Panasonic who is making batteries for Tesla. There are other companies getting into the space and the cost is going down to make it profitable. Redwood Materials is already profitable, but they are investing in the company to get bigger.

[@robertlee8805]

Well done CNBC. Covered the major technologies for green energies, uses and issues. Hope we can get 100% green within 10 years or less. How about doing reports on the home, commercial buildings reducing their energy use.? And planning towns and cities that uses much less energy. And the push for technologies like HyperLoops. That'll reduce the need to fly or travel on diesel trains and the supply chains that can use the HyperLoop transportation.

[@danielt.9611]

Producing EV requires 44 times more rare earth metals than producing combustion car. 100% green within 10 years is just a fever dream.

[@ARLGD]

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[@lukazupie7220]

100% green in 10 years😂 cmon be realistic... what will happen to all the new cars sold in 2028? Or we will stop producing those right now this second and throw them away when 10yo? And that is just one example... we are making planes right now that will still fly in 50 years, not just 10. Comments like that really shows people have absolutely no idea how this world works.

[@nolanabell703]

Own Tesla: leader in EVs, Solar, battery storage, self driving cars, and robotics

[@galvinstanley3235]

Once the gas prices stabilize,auto manufacturers,will quit making EV's.EV's aren't going too be here in 10 too 15 years.

[@TDrudley]

@@galvinstanley3235 Hello alien person, welcome to earth.

[@That-Guy_]

@@galvinstanley3235 Best joke I've heard this week, thanks for that. EVs are better than ICE cars in almost every way and for most people they are the best choice for daily usage.

[@briannaplays9000]

I have a feeling that comment won't age well. Evs are the future. And evs are the best option to go forward as a civilization. No bigger energy source in our solar system then our own sun. Renewable energy and electric will be the only option in the future.

[@briannaplays9000]

That was @galvin

[@combat514]

They were so optimistic about the Biden administration. 🤦‍♂️

[@roxaskinghearts]

when i compare usa to china im more impressed by china

[@roxaskinghearts]

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[@spider6660]

Don't say that! Americans make you a commie.

[@TimwongTimwong]

Ten years ago people couldn't believe the battery technology could reach this level today.

[@alexg9727]

and yet less then 1% of people own a electric car even

[@alexg9727]

Bidens green policy failed miserably Americans dont want expensive disposable garbage

[@alexg9727]

Here in Canada the electric car is simply non viable because of losses in the cold. Even with heat pumps in the new Tesla you still lose 1/4 of your range if not more.

[@TheAdventureAuto]

Makes me proud to own an EV. I like being part of a better future.

[@johnnielogan948]

Than you still don't get it

[@TheAdventureAuto]

@@johnnielogan948 I get it loud and clear.

[@inigmatic4715]

@@johnnielogan948 you're one of those big illuminati guy

[@goldenstateofmind4153]

Reminds me of that south park episode lol

[@FREEDOM-v1u]

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[@Mikhael1313]

Let's revisit the regeneration diagram for electric cars. What is the weight difference between 30%, 40% and 50% of the battery and a full size electric motor? For an one electric motor model, you can reduce its battery size by 30 to 50% and replace it with an electric motor solely dedicated for regeneration which can match the output with regulator-booster circuits. And by using super capacitors and inductors as initial energy storage, you can further reduce the battery capacity, thereby getting yourself out of the tunnel vision syndrome of needing more battery materials and lack there of. Dedicated electric motor for regeneration, super capacitors and inductors are far more inexpensive and intelligent solutions to the 'not enough' batteries conundrum. Furthermore, it is not difficult for the engineers to add one more inductance coil architecture to capture the kinetic energy adjacent to the electric motor or motors. This means you don't need all that much materials to build batteries and charging stations. I'm not sure how many more face-palms I can inflict on myself.

[@77Treasurehunter77]

No thats not the full story.... 1. Supercaps lose power sitting around after a few days your car super caps with be significantly if not fully drained. Imagine you battery or fuel tank going empty just sitting there and people having to pay for the energy that depeleted itself. 2. They take up more room and/or provide less energy density than most high density li-ion batteries of the same size. Space and energy is a huge deal in auto industry. 3. Voltage change on super cap over time means you can only use supercaps for certain systems for limited time intervals. Your "fix all solution" isnt really a fix all and requires a lot of trade offs in design/engineering of the vehicle. Auto industry is trying to stay out of that redesign right now and keep from losing package space to power systems. They dont want to give up package space for supercaps. Plus more super caps pushes the car to be only a city vehicle type car which industry doesnt want to shift to either. In the future there will most likely be a mix of all diferent types of electric vehicles some city, some long distance, some in between. Meaning different battery chems and different levels of super cap usage.

[@nicholasthon973]

Electric motors can create electricity or use electricity, one motor goes both ways. You just need a controller changing which way the energy goes. Most electric cars already do this “regenerative breaking.” This regeneration does not usually exceed the batteries ability to recharge, and they’re quite efficient so no capacitors necessary. So give yourself one more facepalm because everything you’ve said is already done more efficiently in cars we already have.

[@lorenbeaulieu2896]

@@77Treasurehunter77 I disagree with you, a smart controller with instantaneous reaction times can make this happen. I would be interested to see some schematics incorporating super compactors and inductors though. Cheers

[@pbreedu]

Nature gives us a wonderful way to store solar power. It is called oil, gas, coal and wood.

[@jerryhinessrtv]

Lol

[@Tesla99]

Wonder whats going to happen to autozone/advance auto in the future. They may phase out like radioshack……. Batteries is a big business for them.

[@dcan4]

Electric cars would still need brakes and rotors eventually. Wipers and wiper fluid are also still used. Cabin filters, car wash few other things. Autozone etc. will be ok

[@SavageBunny1]

@@dcan4 EV's don't need them that much, my Prius has 120k miles on the original brake pads, it uses the motor to slow down the car and charge it, so its easier on other components, they also don't require oil changes or transmission fluid.

[@francesca9263]

Ugh radioshack was a gem but they lacked the ability to properly advertise and adapt the same will happen to auto zone but it will be a slow phase out in my opinion but solar is definitely the way to go I have several solar chargers for my phone I even have two solar generators in case of a blackout. I was the only one in my building who was able to cook during hurricane Sandy I kept it to a minimum though I was able to keep lights on because I have blackout curtains

[@That-Guy_]

@@francesca9263 Yep If you needed a connector or adapter they had it no matter how obscure

[@francesca9263]

@@That-Guy_ I still have items I bought from radio shack and it's way better than this crap they sell at other stores

[@Lululemon2023]

“dominator” is a genuine US concept, and I can assure you that the closest word the Chinese government would use is “leader”. In fact, full spectrum domination is a US policy, perhaps it is also a US policy of accusing the victim of bullying.

[@ecoideazventures6417]

Great informative video, but I feel grid-scale energy storage has to come from solutions other than Lithium batteries; Anyone agrees with me?

[@PGHammer21A]

They are working with energy cooperatives, too - they are working with NOVEC (Northern Virginia Energy Cooperative) and Southern Maryland Energy Cooperative (SMECO) which my mother and I are members of. Both are customer-owned cooperatives - which date back to the Rural Electrical Cooperative Act and the Great Depression. Yes - they are still around - SMECO alone - like NOVEC - goes back that far - which is older than my mom - let alone me.

[@michakrzyzanowski8554]

Yes. Producing lithium batteries is extremely polluting and exploits child slave labour. We should use plenty of nuclear - it's the best energy source we have by a far margin. I can explain why.

[@easyenetwork2023]

Yes, which is why batteries are going to be made from less harmful substances than lithium. We are mobbing to solid state, which will rely on components that are less dangerous and more environmentally friendly to mine than Lithium.

[@RoschetzkyPhotography]

dude! one of my drone shots is in this video!!!!

[@codyschlenker6821]

I like how governments are talking about being leaders in.. anything, let alone electric vehicles, but it's all done by private start up companies. God I hate government.

[@ADHD55]

Subsidised by the government and tax payers

[@MooneLightEntertainment]

I know right?

[@That-Guy_]

@@ADHD55 Subsidies you say =) Tesla has received a total of $2.44 billion in subsidies since 2003. Oil and Gas substitutes only since 2017 are $649 billion. So lets cut all EV and Fossil fuel subsidies and see what is actually more affordable.

[@stevens9625]

You assume this government is a homogeneous entity and not various departments with competing interest often beholden to special interest that may or may not align with EV. This is like thanking the private sector for finding a Covid vaccine in record time.

[@katzgar]

@@ADHD55 you mean fossil fuels

[@sovereignprime4683]

22:46 wow!

[@waynr]

The lack of discussion of graphene aluminum ion battery as an alternative to these complicated lithium ion battery chemistries is sad. Would really like to see coverage of what Graphene Manufacturing Group and University Queensland is up to. Advantages over lithium ion include: massive power density increase (~60x faster charging); potential for much higher energy density; comparatively little concern with overheating or combustion; much simpler battery chemistry (carbon, aluminum, chlorine) which means easier to recycle, cheaper to source raw materials, and increased energy independence for everyone. All while being very compatible with existing lithium ion manufacturing processes.

[@radical1ne]

All talk, no commercially viable batteries.

[@finddeniro]

Stock Symbol ?

[@jasondavis2810]

@@finddeniro there’s several grapheme stocks mostly Europe otc. They haven’t been very good. ENPH is a better choice in my opinion

[@ga20904]

All this time I thought Tesla just made EV Cars which is the only thing the media highlights until now

[@aurelio-reymilaorcabal9669]

Over a decade ago who would have thought that Tesla would be in every investors mouth? Long TSLA , Go Tesla 🚀!.....🚫⛽....love Elons vision!

[@Flannel535]

Excellent presentation!

[@stevejones2782]

No matter how good Chinese EV might be……I intentionally avoid Made In China products, including EV. They have lost my trust in many areas.

[@ensteffo]

+Steve Jones Bet most your electronics are Made In China.

[@kaiserxblue]

oh boy, you are living a lie since the vast majpority of things you are using are MADE IN CHINA, for instance your phone , your computer hell even the underwear you are using beis made in China so cut the crap with that "I intentionally avoid Made In China products" because you really do not, otherwise you wouldn't have nothing ion your household, that is the truth. So save that false dignity you have about Chinese products, will ya?

[@sparkysho-ze7nm]

Battery technology is amazing an ever changing/improving. It’s great time to live in. . Th world is not doomed it can an WILL. Be saved

[@smithgates72]

Stephen Bernard halterbeck, I found him on a CNBC interview where he was featured and reached out to him afterwards. He has been of immense help since then.

[@phildazz]

Elon Musk, definitely a genius in his spare time

[@rh1960]

The roof and building tiles are a super idea.

[@amylai711]

Thank you for the wonderful work done here. It would be nice to see an introduction of research on EV battery alternatives other than lithium.

[@magnem1043]

lithium will probably dominate next 10 years atleast

[@ARLGD]

Thank you for sharing your thoughts! I completely agree that exploring alternative EV battery options is important for the future. Speaking of power alternatives, have you heard about the Segway Portable PowerStation Cube Series? It's a versatile, waterproof power station that can be a great addition to outdoor camping gear and home backup power. Check it out!

[@yvonnehyatt8353]

Nice to hear that soil and plants are good for light energy.

[@julianmedia]

I think I overheard an error @ min 52:08s, correct me if I'm wrong but is it the SK facility is on track to be up and running by Q4 of 2021 or should it be the SK facility is on track to be up and running by Q4 of 2022?

[@pabloenriquegorga4222]

don't know what is happening with cnbc but is not rare form them now to upload videos with old info regulary.

[@michaeldietz7038]

Several errors in the reporting are found, including one I found that at 15:15 where California hasn't been the leader in renewables for about a decade as verified by EIA.gov

[@deepalglobal]

Hope one day our brand could also be well known in new energy car field worldwide!💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻

[@sahilarora1986]

Cnbc reported at 20:00 😂. “while we have no idea who will win” hahahah!! Wow

[@djlovetap2141]

underwritten by fossil fuel industry: CNBC

[@oxide9717]

I was like ah that's CNBC alright 😂😂

[@johnwurts3953]

CNBS

[@tonysolar284]

This is a good thing for my power wall.

[@That-Guy_]

For me too My solar+Powerwalls got me through the 44hr Houston blackout during the winter storm

[@jackbisson9226]

Form Energy and ESS Tech Inc., will beat Tesla Tech for Long Term Storage Grid Energy.

[@stanislavlazarev9055]

Your tips have helped me become a more successful trader and I got 13 out of 15 - a huge improvement for me. Thank you for your invaluable guidance

[@stevebentley5599]

i have always wondered why would we not just give every house hold a large storage battery like a tesla wall style starage battery, then everyone has their own system that will work to lessen the stress on the aging systems, they also wouldnt have to waste huge amounts of land building these stations

[@nextplanb1899]

Batteries don't create power they store power. Hydrogen cars are going to be the future anyway, not electric cars.

[@magnem1043]

Like most American infrastructure demands big investment, atleast the station is in one place for maintance but its old

[@padmaedirisinghe2485]

Let each household build their own power grid.

[@ggavin9934]

Sounds good. All electric. So, just wondering where and how the government will make up the shortage from the loss of the gas taxes ICE car owners pay? How are the road infrastructure to be maintained, such as they are.

[@martialman.4563]

My personal preference would be tire tax.

[@cutter1985]

@@martialman.4563 great idea! I like it.

[@thegreataynrand7210]

@@martialman.4563 Taxation is theft

[@That-Guy_]

a 2-cent per kwh electricity tax would more than make up for the lost gas tax revenue

[@That-Guy_]

@@thegreataynrand7210 I knew you were a libertarian Taxes are the price of admission into a functional society

[@MdSid05]

Thank you for such insightful news.

[@valentinius62]

There are so many issues with all this. Ah well. Let folks keep thinking that acquiring and storing energy comes with no energy, mineral or environmental costs. Like magic! 👍

[@madb132]

That part goes over most heads. All they are doing is transferring the CO2 to the power stations. more Electric = more ozone. Yum yum What has happened to our world and thought process? Oh yeah, MONEY. That's all that matters.😌

[@fakename9785]

Lolol THIS

[@jasonc6194]

Nano One Materials Corp will be a major player in the USA battery manufacturing market.

[@stevetreiber9162]

I think lithium ion is a great battery however I think it is more for portable type things I think the stationary is going to have to change because it's going to have to last a lot longer than 8 to 10 years ,people buy and not realizing that in 8 to 10 years they're gonna have to buy an expensive battery and then another 8 to 10 years the same thing so I so I don't think it's as consumer friendly as some people think , for starters yes it's going to work but I think in the long run things will have to change, the battery types will definitely have to change or I think they are in for big surpr I think flow batteries are key to our future they are cheaper to build cheaper to use maintenance is lower and last longer and have way more cycles and less issues issues , I think in a few short years these will be the battery to compare wish and I think they will be the battery that will be used for a long period of time

[@hardrays]

plumb bob on a string down a shaft while paying off a windlass and vicey vercy.

[@toddr.lockwood843]

55:00 "It is cheaper to mine for lithium rather than recycle it from existing battery packs." Not according to J.B. Straubel, Founder and CEO of Redwood Materials. The current limitation on recycling EV battery packs is simply that there are not enough scrapped EV batteries in the supply chain yet. In the meantime, Redwood is recycling lithium-ion batteries from other products, such as smartphones. The cost of that recycled lithium is significantly less than lithium mined from the ground, and it does not require as much processing. EV battery recycling also yields other elements, including nickel, manganese, iron, aluminum and cobalt.

[@iloveplayingpr]

If we didn't have what Elon has given us, big companies wouldn't have even thought of EVs and the Environment.

[@ashesashesweallfalldown7171]

elon didnt think of anything, he simply funded it

[@tonysolar284]

Electric vehicles appeared during the 1890s, it's nothing new.

[@tabbott429]

@@tonysolar284 EVs have been suppressed by the oil and legacy auto cartels for 100 years. Tesla has literally forced them into a corner and now theyre scrambling to stay relevant.

[@oxide9717]

@@tonysolar284 comment is filled with a bunch of cry babies 🤓

[@markharmon4963]

@@ashesashesweallfalldown7171 Nothing at this scale could be attributed to one man of course. Have you ever watched the credits to a Marvel Comics film? To say he has done nothing means you do not understand how significant these changes are and how wide a lane was left open by the mediocrity of legacy leadership in energy.

[@shaun4950]

Greener means cheaper in long run for sure

[@harrytuttle4069]

Hypothesis: could you build a Giga-Factory in a dead city (Detroit, etc.) and break even regarding additional costs of doing business there, from lowered property costs of the factory and workers. Would new wealth be generated there or, would that wealth just be drawn away from other ares.

[@markplott4820]

NUKE old Detroit , and Build DELTA City.

[@markharmon4963]

Why not. Great question.

[@chriskharman256]

Thanks for this report. Its excellent

[@dopamine636]

“Everyone can make EV’s, but Tesla sells EV’s”

[@nipponsuxs]

oh then why does China outsell everybody. Teslas EV in China use Chinese batteries

[@davidzz4307]

@@nipponsuxs because China dominates the materials by 15

[@jaychah2563]

China is good at causing viruses

[@jetsurfboards]

Ruihua is a professional and experienced EV charger manufacturer, specialized in AC charger, DC charger and Split Type DC fast chargers since 2006.

[@kelvinsmith1019]

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[@abelmatthew7212]

Wow I know Mr Thompson Philip . I met him at a conference in carlifornia 2019 where he introduced us his business strategy, he helped me cover my student loans

[@kevinclark7872]

I wanted to trade Crypto but got confused by the fluctuations in price please how to I invest with him

[@antonfilatov3997]

Знаю этот казик уже давно) поначалу не верил, но потом попробовал и реально классно поднял)) советую

[@bronsonschnitzel7493]

Can't wait for high electricity bills and rolling blackouts that will overtake high gas prices. Resources should be spent on public transit solutions.

[@That-Guy_]

In places where its feasible yes But we still need to upgrade the power grid Renewables + nuclear + storage is the way to go

[@EfficientRVer]

If you live somewhere with rolling blackouts, move. It is not normal or acceptable. The vast majority of the USA has no such problem. Nor will it.

[@tonylima5390]

Try me, a sophisticated alternator between batteries, when on is running the other is charging. It's the new age of aviation.

[@krselj]

1 hour long video wtff???? What hapened to ten minutes???

[@DragonKingGaav]

I love your picture and your name!

[@That-Guy_]

Some things are too complex for 10mins

[@jerryhinessrtv]

Great episode!

[@EMtesla1]

Tesla ⚡️

[@savgunasek449]

What a difference a year would make 😂

[@untouchable360x]

"Maybe that is a question you should ask Chy-na." DJT

[@philsangster677]

Great video but at 45:55 you left out the world's largest hard-rock lithium deposit which will be producing approx 160k metric tones very soon, 4x the production of Australia which you cite as the world's largest producer. Granted the Manono deposit (also in DRC) is not yet in production but initial site works have begun and it is expected to start production late 2023. Australian company AVZ Minerals is developing the project.

[@MarsMan1]

How will the Government screw us when we go all Electric?

[@michaelrose891]

Road tolls and dedicated charging point charges. Eventually electric will be no cheeper. its here in the UK they are already looking at ways to get the cash cow back

[@notize8246]

The truth kzbin.info/www/bejne/aYakpGuPf61gd6c ))))))

[@That-Guy_]

@@michaelrose891 Gas taxes are not the cash cow you may think they are. As the fuel efficiency of gas cars got better the gas tax collected per car has gone down. Solar is the cheapest form of power generation now and as more renewables are put online with power storage the price of electricity will fall

[@michaelrose891]

@@That-Guy_ Think the question was how will the government recover the loss of earnings. Regardless of how I worded it

[@MarsMan1]

@@michaelrose891 Thanks for the Info. Follow the Money!

[@shine-on-tv8082]

MSNBC should make a presentation on we're the batteries come from. China and it's super dirty to do so.

[@leticialachica6871]

Tesla will 10x in stock price 😂😂

[@chris-cy5ed]

It has in the last 36 months goof ball!!

[@chris-cy5ed]

Matter fact it has 15X in the last 36 months almost im sorry 12X 1200% in the last 24 months...and ohh yea 30% in 10 days rinse repeat.... dufus