Tesla Megapack

[tweety]

Transalta is building the Windcharger project. Enough power for 80,000 homes.

https://www.teslarati.com/tesla-megapacks-alberta-canada-update/ https://www.teslarati.com/tesla-megapacks-alberta-canada-update/

Hornsdale Australia, 130 MWH. MegaPacks and wind.

https://hornsdalepowerreserve.com.au/ https://hornsdalepowerreserve.com.au/

But, The experts on Agriville disagree.

[furrowtickler]

So that was how long ago? 10,20,30 years? And technology and costs haven't changed since then? LOL

And how do you explain the change to more renewables in SK, ND, Great Britain, Australia, California, Germany, Denmark.........., the list is long.

The Australian operator we discussed a few weeks ago already said wind and solar are the cheapest generation sources now. She is on the ground making decisions based on current facts not based on outdated information.

Lol , things slightly different here in northern latitudes .
Do you think an igloo will work in Australia?
It’s very effective in the Arctic

[AlbertaFarmer5]

Did anyone actually read the articles on this?
From what I could find, the smaller 730 MWh plant covers 4.5 acres.
Lifespan of 20 years. So, that is promising, battery technology must have progressed, because I don't know anyone with a 20 year old cordless tool, or cellphone still functioning on the original battery.
No cost estimate anywhere I could find.

[AlbertaFarmer5]

The experts have spoken.

What is with all the plurals? Chuck refers to himself in the nomative plural of I. Tweety apparently thinks Jazz is a team.

[AlbertaFarmer5]

Wheat field.....duh.

Far, far, far left field.

[the big wheel]

What field is your engineering degree in chuck? LMAO

Wheat field.....duh.

[jazz]

Yes, you also think Trump is a genius. Hopefully you're better at farming then energy and politics.

Tesla will ride a stock wave of misplaced enthusiasm and then be bought off and broken up by the majors.

Its overpriced cars and bogus solar schemes are just fodder for the green crowd. None of it is anywhere near to mainstream adoption.

But by all means keep hoping if that makes you feel better.

The world will still be powered by FF for at least the next decade until some nuke plants can get built. But since none have been permitted make that 25yrs.

[jazz]

So that was how long ago? 10,20,30 years?

What field is your engineering degree in chuck? LMAO

[chuckChuck]

You do know that I worked 10ys in the energy industry right, 5 of those were in the energy optimization dept of a major utility with a large footprint in NA.

We looked at every energy scheme we could and 99% of them got tossed out on economics.

So yeah, I know what I am talking about.

So that was how long ago? 10,20,30 years? And technology and costs haven't changed since then? LOL

And how do you explain the change to more renewables in SK, ND, Great Britain, Australia, California, Germany, Denmark.........., the list is long.

The Australian operator we discussed a few weeks ago already said wind and solar are the cheapest generation sources now. She is on the ground making decisions based on current facts not based on outdated information.

[tweety]

You do know that I worked 10ys in the energy industry right, 5 of those were in the energy optimization dept of a major utility with a large footprint in NA.

We looked at every energy scheme we could and 99% of them got tossed out on economics.

So yeah, I know what I am talking about.

Yes, you also think Trump is a genius. Hopefully you're better at farming then energy and politics.