Thank You for this presentation. There is a concept called the Smart Grid. Traditional electricity consumers can now produce renewable energy on their own and can save that electricity into a battery. They can also sell that electricity back to the Grid. Users will be able to manage their electrical usage. Buy, Sell, or Hold, just another game on your cell phone.
@@chrisconklin2981 yes grid scale battery is good and already use in MV power plants .but in giga watt it's too costly for a country. So i think a close loop hydro power plant battery is better I think 💭 and more then A100 years experience in hydro power plants
@@everythinghere1348 If you consider the three sectors: Industrial, commercial, residential, then there are differences of scale. A recent item is the growth of data centers. Many of these are building their own generation on site. In general, I think that a decentralize renewable based network can balance whatever needs come up. Long distance UHVDC power from high production areas is happening. However, their are exceptions. I consider Nuclear as only a special case option. I have thoughts of Green Concreate, Green Steel, and Green fertilizer. For GW generation my hopes are for deep geothermal.
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Thank You for this presentation. There is a concept called the Smart Grid. Traditional electricity consumers can now produce renewable energy on their own and can save that electricity into a battery. They can also sell that electricity back to the Grid. Users will be able to manage their electrical usage. Buy, Sell, or Hold, just another game on your cell phone.
@@chrisconklin2981 thankyou
@@chrisconklin2981 yes grid scale battery is good and already use in MV power plants .but in giga watt it's too costly for a country. So i think a close loop hydro power plant battery is better I think 💭 and more then A100 years experience in hydro power plants
@@everythinghere1348
If you consider the three sectors: Industrial, commercial, residential, then there are differences of scale. A recent item is the growth of data centers. Many of these are building their own generation on site. In general, I think that a decentralize renewable based network can balance whatever needs come up. Long distance UHVDC power from high production areas is happening. However, their are exceptions. I consider Nuclear as only a special case option. I have thoughts of Green Concreate, Green Steel, and Green fertilizer. For GW generation my hopes are for deep geothermal.