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Old 07-30-2018, 02:27 AM   #14 (permalink)
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It would be most efficient to transmit excess power to regions that can use it. Storing energy is a last resort, although a necessary one. There will always be need to store energy if we are to rely on renewables to a large extent, but the best solution is always to send excess supply to places unable to meet their demand.

freebeard- great post expounding on the topic. Not sure what you think of cleantechnica, but I boycott them due to the cult-like environment their unobjective leader has created, and their gross misrepresentation of and outright deceit of facts.

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CA ranks 44 out of 50 states for cheapest energy. They might be determined to edge out Hawaii for most expensive electricity.
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