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Is this really more efficient than, say, building a big plant that does electrolysers or a bunch of giant flywheels to store excess energy? Or simply optimizing time-of-use to correspond when productivity is highest?
Is this really more efficient than, say, building a big plant that does electrolysers or a bunch of giant flywheels to store excess energy? Or simply optimizing time-of-use to correspond when productivity is highest?
electrolyzers consume about 44kwh per kg H2 generated, and solar ain't efficient either:200w capacity per m²..
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