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And there are 180GWh battery storages planned to store this energy for the next day. But guess who has to confirm the plans? The 4 almighty German power companies. And guess why it‘s just in planning phase? And who is loosing money if energy prices don’t fluctuate that intense? And who tried to slow down the renewables last decade? Same shit as the petrol and gas heads did. Change can’t be stopped, so they play for time.
Edit: Some figures of public power production were published. Power was 62% out of renewables. Mainly wind power. Solar as second.
And the Carbon emissions for electricity is reduced and 50% as of 2014 (152 million tons CO2). Lot of dirty coal burning for power in the past.
Now, heating and mobility as to be transformed to electricity. Making it cheaper as well.
They'll only block it until they can be the ones to own the battery plants. There is a hell of a market incentive to be able to purchase literally free electricity ans resell it later.
Right now it has a ROI of around 4-5 years. However, this playground isn’t for standard people.
Domestic scale storage ROIs a lot longer than that, despite 1 kWh going for over 0.3 EUR.