Neat breakdown with data + some code.

  • Jramskov@feddit.dk
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    6 hours ago

    As is mentioned in the article 😉 What is also mentioned is the fact that battery prices are going down. Soon it seems they’ll be down to $10/kWh!

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      5 hours ago

      There’s also alot of new battery tech on the way.

      There will be a market for batteries at home, and they will exist with the best suitable tech for it - and it’s probably not lithium.

      How many years, I dont know. What will it be, and who will do it, no clue. Otherwise my stock portfolio would look better if I knew these things haha.

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      5 hours ago

      I wish the second-hand battery market were more lively. Using half-worn car battery packs seems optimal for home use.

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          5 hours ago

          I have seen some wild priced on Ali, in your link the 75Ah and the 210Ah are priced the same, so I guess it’s for the smaller one, 30€ for ~0.225kWh or 133€/kWh.

          Could be wrong ofc, but it sort of fits what I thought it would roughly be.

          • TropicalDingdong@lemmy.world
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            5 hours ago

            I mean even ~133/kWh…

            Whats an average, perhaps even gratuitous, level of consumption per household? 24kwh if you are running a clothes drier and an AC nonstop? Lets go nuts, say you are a DIY enthusiast and hosting your own servers, so 36kwh daily.

            3192€-4788€ to be and you can be effectively energy independent with a small solar system.

            Triple that and you are truly energy independent are any where south of the English channel. I mean obviously its money out of pocket, but its a fixed cost that you pay now, instead of a variable cost that continuously goes up. It just seems basic.