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Seems they are looking at hydrogen production and carbon capture in the north west with the infrastructure to go with it
Posted By: fostertomUsual confusion over MW vs MWh, comparing solar output with battery storage in same sentence.It looks like in this case there isn't confusion; they're talking about the power output capabilities of the two. They don't seem to mention the actual storage capacities much.
Posted By: fostertom1200MWh
Posted By: WillInAberdeen= 100,000 home batteries= 12kWh per home battery
Posted By: fostertom= 12kWh per home battery
Posted By: fostertomIs that really enough to be significantly useful?
Posted By: WillInAberdeen
Someone could even do this without needing to install PV, they could import at 2am to greenly charge the battery, then export the following day whatever charge they don't use themselves.
Posted By: WillInAberdeenSimon, isn't that the same video that was quoted way back in the very first post of this thread? By the marketing director of a well-known manufacturer of gas boilers, who are quite keen to sell some more gas boilers.
To be fair, that company are also selling heat pumps, so they are backing both horses, which seems a prudent approach for us all.
Posted By: RobLWe've had V2G on our 30kWh leaf for 7 months now. The company (OVO/Kaluza) charge & discharge whenever they like, so long as we remembered to leave the cable plugged in.
Posted By: philedgeOur 4kwp system has been producing 3-4kwh/day for the last fairly dull week
Posted By: RobLWill V2G shorten the expected battery life?
Well, it might. I think it depends what it's compared to - V2G is sophisticated and ours charges 25%-80%. In contrast if you charge with a granny cable it goes to 100% - and that's definitely worse. The leaf battery guarantee allows V2G, but doesn't allow leaving the granny cable in continuously.
Posted By: lloydroutleyYou can find the link for the survey on the consent form here: