Until the stored kWh cost is 1 or 2 c. The grid is much more complex system
which has idling cost. Home battery with 20yr life expectancy and $100/kWh
price tag is pretty hard to fight. The future might hold home appliance
infrastucture which has batteries everywhere. Starting from lights and
tooth
Make the grid obsolete? The grid is mighty handy for moving electrons from
places of excess to places of scarcity. Any person or event or business
that can't make all they need will find the grid valuable. Far better to
use an effective infrastructure than say rail cars of batteries? Or big
cans
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Big Electric Shocks Big Oil
California’s new emissions law enlists utilities to help wean drivers off
gasoline.
[OR so they are selling to the public]
It was no idle threat. SB 350 envisions cutting greenhouse gas emissions to 40
percent below
On Oct 27, 2015, at 1:57 AM, brucedp5 via EV wrote:
> “We really need to have a big push for charging,” Tony
> Earley, chief executive officer of PG&E, said in an Oct. 15 appearance at
> San Francisco’s Commonwealth Club. “The charging station ought to be part of
> our grid infrastructure.”
Suck
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-10-22/california-s-emissions-law-big-electric-shocks-big-oil
Big Electric Shocks Big Oil
Mark Hertsgaard October 22, 2015
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