This Is Why Batteries Are The Future of Renewable Energy!
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- Опубликовано: 6 июн 2024
- Last video in this short series where I go through a bit of history on batteries and the basic classes of batteries that exist. Then ending with an example of how battery prices affect renewable costs.
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Timestamps:
[0:00] Intro
[1:19] History Of Batteries
[1:39] Battery Classes
[2:21] Thermal Energy Storage (TES)
[3:46] Mechanical Energy Storage (MES)
[4:45] Chemical Energy Storage (CES)
[5:42] Electrochemical Energy Storage (EcES)
[7:39] Electrical Energy Storage (ESS)
[8:19] Hybrid Systems
[9:29] Wind And Battery Example
[14:06] Conclusions
Primary References Used:
1. 2023 Levelized Cost Of Energy+. www.lazard.com www.lazard.com/research-insig....
2. Ambri. Ambri ambri.com/.
3. Cole, W. & Karmakar, A. Cost Projections for Utility-Scale Battery Storage: 2023 Update. Renewable Energy (2023).
4. Energy storage costs. www.irena.org/Energy-Transiti....
5. Mitali, J., Dhinakaran, S. & Mohamad, A. A. Energy storage systems: a review. Energy Storage and Saving 1, 166-216 (2022).
Other References:
1. Ambri Advances Collaboration with Xcel Energy for First Utility Deployment of Liquid Metal™ Battery System. www.businesswire.com/news/hom... (2023).
2. Colthorpe, A. Ambri gets US$144m investment and 13GWh materials deal for long-duration liquid metal batteries. Energy-Storage.News www.energy-storage.news/ambri... (2021).
3. Battery Pack Prices Fall to an Average of $132/kWh, But Rising Commodity Prices Start to Bite. BloombergNEF about.bnef.com/blog/battery-p... (2021).
4. Simpson, J. G., Hanrahan, G., Loth, E., Koenig, G. M. & Sadoway, D. R. Liquid metal battery storage in an offshore wind turbine: Concept and economic analysis. Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews 149, 111387 (2021).
5. Top 10 Energy Storage Trends in 2023. BloombergNEF about.bnef.com/blog/top-10-en... (2023).
6. Herzer, B. What Does Battery Storage Cost? Invinity invinity.com/what-does-batter... (2022). 
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Very nice energy storage survey - thank you for putting this together!!
Good video but the music was a little distracting
I'm sorry, good to know for next time!
Wind, solar, transmission lines, and battery storage. Great on paper and for charging 60k electric cars for city dwellers that want to show everyone they're doing their part for climate change. Would this be enough to charge electric commercial vehicles to move goods across the country? The owner and founder of Edison motors who is a log truck driver said the logging truck industry in BC alone would require 12.5 gigawatts of energy daily and site C dam produces 1.1 megawatts daily. Whats your thoughts? how about a video explain how the trucking industry could make the move over to being 100% green energy.
I plan on doing that! If you're curious look at ammonia as a fuel source. I'm not actually pro-EV cars, I think they're shit. I support transit and hydrogen economies for transportation. But the short answer is using nuclear reactors to produce hydrogen for ammonia to create low-carbon fertilizer and fuel. I'm just focused on power systems right now.
Not if they are made from the poison Lithium
Lithium isn't "poison" we can extract minerals in various ways. The USA now sits on the largest lithium deposit in the world.
This is why I talk about other battery chemistries in the video like Na, Can, Fe, Silicon etc.
@@DDDecarbon Lithium itself doesnt pollute unless its released into the environment.... its the processing of it from mined earth that does pollute.
all of the other batteries have the same issue with even worse charge capacity.
@@zarthemad8386 did you even watch the video? Everything pollutes..... Places like Canada and US have much higher environmental and human standards. Whatever pollution does occur is much better than the alternative which is unabated climate change. We need to grade on a curve here.
not even remotely viable to use chemical batteries for this. water storage gravity methods are barely more viable... but real estate and infostructure costs defeat the purpose of this method as well.
We're already doing it. So I'm not sure what point you're making? Those costs are included in my analysis and every other one too......
but why do we have to use renewables? why not just use nuclear which doesnt have most problems renewables have?
I've made some videos on it. But at least right now even with expensive batteries and long line transmission. Nuclear loses out on the economics.
I'll be making a video on where nuclears places is. But I don't think it's for power systems.
@@DDDecarbon are you sure it's not just due to overregulation?
also, why don't you like electric cars?
@@reweiv certainly over regulation is a huge issue. Lack of a skilled labour force is also a problem.
I don't like EVs because the niche they fill can be solved more effectively, with less minerals and less CO2 using E-bikes and public transit. But reducing car use by 65% or more has around the same impact as buying an EV on a completely renewable grid.
I'll have a video that goes into this more next week.