In Australia if every building rooftop had 7kw then in 5 hours more electricity is created than the 24hrs of fossil fueled generation. The grid cannot handle that much electricity. If every vehicle, BV, had V2G selfplug-in and the oversized battery and parked 23hrs every day then the grid is protected for free.
@ashleigh3021 that's my point, for Australia nuclear electricity would take 2 decades and then need 6 decades to cover their financial obligations. The Illinois Energy Professor explains this for one nuclear power plant. But grid electricity has to be many times bigger to replace fossil fuels. But rooftop PV has massive potential. So cashflow DEATH for the $TRILLIONS grid when the sunshines is a massive problem. 🤔
Oh we have BESS in Scotland..its to do with battery storage....very interesting.. many people are frightened of fire.. What's the story about the fire risk..
I read into this fascinating discussion a political realisation that hydrogen is already way down the line, but they are fearful that other solutions will over time expose the real cost of this hedge. In essence a political commitment to the fossil fuel industry which might be proven foolhardy.
When I listened again, you make no mention of the colour of the hydrogen, nor whether it will all be green. The conversion of peaker plants to green hydrogen as a grid development hedge is technically feasible, but the question is the actual cost of it versus the other alternatives there might be.
I would say the cost is difficult to answer at the moment, as we do not know, what the cost of green hydrogen will be in future. The German hydrogen strategy pretty much looks for green I believe. In my view it's key that we don't put all of our public money into an option, of which we don't even know the price tag yet, but make sure, we enable all other technologies that would ensure that the need for hydrogen in the power sector remains as small as possible. Especially, when those alternative technologies come at no price tag. However, if you put all your money into hydrogen peakers, you will weaken the market opportunity for other flexibility options and hence will get less of them based on market mechanisms. BTW, there is a great podcast of Liebreich podcast on the German hydrogen strategs, which is worth to listen to: th-cam.com/video/R1GCzEuCQcI/w-d-xo.html
Can we have someone from Tesla on please 😮 Maybe from the autobidder team? I haven’t seen them do any podcasts but to my knowledge they’re the largest battery optimiser in the UK (maybe I’m wrong there)?
T junk? OMG what do you want with that? Everyone from these people are just out to scam the public for subsidies. Case in point: Northvolt. Created by ex T junk managers, sucked in billions in taxpayer money and now? Bankrupt... Why? In China the manufacturing is over 98% of raw materials end up in the shipped battery, T junk managers could not get much over 50%.
No need, first we need 500 GW of battery power plants in the country in order to stop down regulating wind and solar, when there is too much of it! The green waste has to stop. Then we see what else is really need! This are 100000 20 foot shipping containers with battery grid ready. This sounds much, but these are just 3 large container ships from China and the job is done!
surplus of (solar) energy isnt a problem: charge cars & stationary storages heat domestic water storage tanks produce H2 the rest can go into bitcoin mining instead of curtailing it overproduction energy: buyer of last resort are bitcoin miners. they turn energy right into sound money. side effect -> you can use the waste heat
41:06 First nuclear fan, not gas power fan, what's wrong with this moderator? Why so desparate to drive up energy prices for German consumers and businesses? Should you stay in Brexznit UK and explain how Hinkley Point C drives up the energy costs for the rest of this century? How come he is in this business and not aware, how China, Hawaii and other places are reducing their energy costs?
Nuclear grid electricity 24/7 cashflow will be dead when the sunshines 🌞. This is a real problem in warming latitudes. The national grid is a massive infrastructure investment. It needs cashflow. It needs a return on investment, ROI. Generation is dirt cheap infrastructure compared to the national electrical grid massive value. Other confused ideas are "word salad." Do the maths. No fossil fuels then 7 times more grid electricity. People who talk about extremely efficient Internal Combustion Engines, just don't get it. For example. The European electrical grid MUST HAVE ADEQUATE CASHFLOW.
Hi @steverichmond7142 : I'm very interested, why you think this is an advert (for what or whom) and why the narrative of the show, or my view on the German market is wrong. I would appreciate more details on this.
In Australia if every building rooftop had 7kw then in 5 hours more electricity is created than the 24hrs of fossil fueled generation.
The grid cannot handle that much electricity.
If every vehicle, BV, had V2G selfplug-in and the oversized battery and parked 23hrs every day then the grid is protected for free.
Mass V2G isn’t happening for 20 years at minimum.
@ashleigh3021 that's my point, for Australia nuclear electricity would take 2 decades and then need 6 decades to cover their financial obligations.
The Illinois Energy Professor explains this for one nuclear power plant.
But grid electricity has to be many times bigger to replace fossil fuels.
But rooftop PV has massive potential.
So cashflow DEATH for the $TRILLIONS grid when the sunshines is a massive problem. 🤔
Oh we have BESS in Scotland..its to do with battery storage....very interesting.. many people are frightened of fire..
What's the story about the fire risk..
Irrelevant with the new battery chemistry!
I read into this fascinating discussion a political realisation that hydrogen is already way down the line, but they are fearful that other solutions will over time expose the real cost of this hedge. In essence a political commitment to the fossil fuel industry which might be proven foolhardy.
Looking forward to this podcast, I hope they do it soon.
It's already proven! The lower the prices for battery and solar drop, the higher fly the H2 phantasies!
When I listened again, you make no mention of the colour of the hydrogen, nor whether it will all be green. The conversion of peaker plants to green hydrogen as a grid development hedge is technically feasible, but the question is the actual cost of it versus the other alternatives there might be.
I would say the cost is difficult to answer at the moment, as we do not know, what the cost of green hydrogen will be in future. The German hydrogen strategy pretty much looks for green I believe. In my view it's key that we don't put all of our public money into an option, of which we don't even know the price tag yet, but make sure, we enable all other technologies that would ensure that the need for hydrogen in the power sector remains as small as possible. Especially, when those alternative technologies come at no price tag. However, if you put all your money into hydrogen peakers, you will weaken the market opportunity for other flexibility options and hence will get less of them based on market mechanisms.
BTW, there is a great podcast of Liebreich podcast on the German hydrogen strategs, which is worth to listen to: th-cam.com/video/R1GCzEuCQcI/w-d-xo.html
Can we have someone from Tesla on please 😮
Maybe from the autobidder team? I haven’t seen them do any podcasts but to my knowledge they’re the largest battery optimiser in the UK (maybe I’m wrong there)?
T junk? OMG what do you want with that? Everyone from these people are just out to scam the public for subsidies. Case in point: Northvolt. Created by ex T junk managers, sucked in billions in taxpayer money and now? Bankrupt... Why? In China the manufacturing is over 98% of raw materials end up in the shipped battery, T junk managers could not get much over 50%.
germany needs better interconnection to all neigbours and also bess increase.
also multiple energyprice zones within germany would be good
No need, first we need 500 GW of battery power plants in the country in order to stop down regulating wind and solar, when there is too much of it! The green waste has to stop. Then we see what else is really need!
This are 100000 20 foot shipping containers with battery grid ready. This sounds much, but these are just 3 large container ships from China and the job is done!
I was hoping for some excel.. 😢
surplus of (solar) energy isnt a problem:
charge cars & stationary storages
heat domestic water storage tanks
produce H2
the rest can go into bitcoin mining instead of curtailing it
overproduction energy:
buyer of last resort are bitcoin miners.
they turn energy right into sound money.
side effect -> you can use the waste heat
41:06 First nuclear fan, not gas power fan, what's wrong with this moderator? Why so desparate to drive up energy prices for German consumers and businesses?
Should you stay in Brexznit UK and explain how Hinkley Point C drives up the energy costs for the rest of this century?
How come he is in this business and not aware, how China, Hawaii and other places are reducing their energy costs?
Nuclear grid electricity 24/7 cashflow will be dead when the sunshines 🌞.
This is a real problem in warming latitudes.
The national grid is a massive infrastructure investment.
It needs cashflow. It needs a return on investment, ROI.
Generation is dirt cheap infrastructure compared to the national electrical grid massive value.
Other confused ideas are "word salad."
Do the maths.
No fossil fuels then 7 times more grid electricity.
People who talk about extremely efficient Internal Combustion Engines, just don't get it. For example.
The European electrical grid MUST HAVE ADEQUATE CASHFLOW.
If this is an advert - fine... Otherwise it is providing a completely false narrative.
Explain?
@@ashleigh3021 Having worked for the CEGB and BNFL and acting as an advisor to government... This is just word soup.
@@steverichmond7142 Ok, why is that exactly?
Hi @steverichmond7142 : I'm very interested, why you think this is an advert (for what or whom) and why the narrative of the show, or my view on the German market is wrong. I would appreciate more details on this.
@@ashleigh3021 Sounds like oil and gas lobbyist...