ano vzhladom na to ze dalsi stupen vyvoja su solid state lionky

"What’s so great about solid state batteries to cause all that excitement? In theory, they will cost less, last long, and be capable of more charge/discharge cycles than traditional lithium-ion batteries.
In addition, they may have higher energy density, eliminate the need for cobalt, weigh less, and be smaller than traditional lithium-ion batteries. And oh yeah, they won’t explode or catch fire."

Awesome Solid State Battery Breakthrough News: Part 347 | CleanTechnica
https://cleantechnica.com/2019/03/27/awesome-solid-state-battery-breakthrough-news-part-347/

naklady na vystavbu JE budu akurat stupat, naklady na renewables s tym ako sa viac a viac rozsiruju kazdym rokom iba klesaju, takze otazka penazi je dost relativna, keby sme to jadro postavili v tomto roku tak urcite vyjde lacnejsie ako ta kapacita v solaroch a baterkach, ale predpokladajme, ze sa to bude odstavovat postupne, vystavba JE zaberie kolko? 10 rokov? za 10 rokov budu tie ceny technnologii uplne inde ked si vezmeme ze len od r. 2010 dodnes klesli ceny baterii asi o 80%

SHINIGAMI: produkcia cementu na zalievanie tych elektrarni betonom produkuje tolko co2, ze potrebuje samostatnu kolonku, nejako tam nevidim samostatnu kolonku pre produkciu kremika :)

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