battery storage

“And, you know, you'll lose some of that electricity in the round trip conversions to store it and bring it out. So you're actually, like, more carbon-intensive if you're storing carbon-intensive electricity.”

“For many years over the last decade or so, there'd been this perception that lithium ion batteries, they just get cheaper over time. You would hear that again and again, this onward march of lower prices as the factories scale up, and that's a huge reason that…”

“Like, we should not allow any electric vehicle charging stations to be installed without co-locating batteries at that location. It literally makes no sense, because that, that use case needs batteries to be co-located to minimize grid impacts.”

“Well, you can have enough batteries if you have enough land to do a day or so, but it's the recharging of the batteries the next day that gets you in trouble. That's the same thing the state experienced during the last heat waves the last summer. They said we …”

“New York has a six gigawatt goal. You know, our modeling suggests, you know, New York will need anywhere from 20 to 40 gigawatts of just basically four hour duration batteries.”

“A lot of these laws will make that battery storage even more economical, even if it's going to hurt future wind and solar projects.”

“You know, we've got 80 gigawatts of battery storage in the queue to interconnect into the ERCOT grid at, right now.”

“Battery storage will be heralded as the savior of the grid a year from now, and we will deploy 10 times as much battery storage as we deploy natural gas.”