This is an interesting idea.

Abc news item

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SCIENCE said:

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Powered by the people. Treadmill electricity.

Wonderful stuff, you can make coffee with it, for free.

Tau.Neutrino said:

SCIENCE said:

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Powered by the people. Treadmill electricity.

Wonderful stuff, you can make coffee with it, for free.

But getting rid of all the electricity billers would be much better.

Tau.Neutrino said:

Tau.Neutrino said:

SCIENCE said:

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Powered by the people. Treadmill electricity.

Wonderful stuff, you can make coffee with it, for free.

But getting rid of all the electricity billers would be much better.

Those billing companies that sit between production and consumption.

Those ones.

they’re just afraid of the local renewable battery firmed microgrids

Tau.Neutrino said:

Tau.Neutrino said:

SCIENCE said:

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Powered by the people. Treadmill electricity.

Wonderful stuff, you can make coffee with it, for free.

But getting rid of all the electricity billers would be much better.

why?

SCIENCE said:

they’re just afraid of the local renewable battery firmed microgrids

The bingbot tells me:

“The deployment of community batteries, such as those in the Ausgrid network, aims to enable the storage of distributed renewable energy, reduce distribution network constraints, and lower household electricity costs. These batteries are expected to be co-located at Ausgrid substations, pole-mounted on distribution poles, and located at public parks adjacent to distribution poles. The project is part of a broader initiative to enhance grid stability and enable community access to battery storage through the customer storage product.”

So there is still a place for the giants to hold the batteries.

Putting big batteries on poles seems crazy to me, but what would I know.

The Rev Dodgson said:

SCIENCE said:

they’re just afraid of the local renewable battery firmed microgrids

The bingbot tells me:

“The deployment of community batteries, such as those in the Ausgrid network, aims to enable the storage of distributed renewable energy, reduce distribution network constraints, and lower household electricity costs. These batteries are expected to be co-located at Ausgrid substations, pole-mounted on distribution poles, and located at public parks adjacent to distribution poles. The project is part of a broader initiative to enhance grid stability and enable community access to battery storage through the customer storage product.”

So there is still a place for the giants to hold the batteries.

Putting big batteries on poles seems crazy to me, but what would I know.

all part of the renewable energy perpetual motion machine, coming to a town near you soon

I like how our power is state owned.

ChrispenEvan said:

I like how our power is state owned.

Those were the days. SEC (Victoria). Sold off.

ChrispenEvan said:

I like how our power is state owned.

You’ll be the first against the wall…

The Rev Dodgson said:

SCIENCE said:

they’re just afraid of the local renewable battery firmed microgrids

The bingbot tells me:

“The deployment of community batteries, such as those in the Ausgrid network, aims to enable the storage of distributed renewable energy, reduce distribution network constraints, and lower household electricity costs. These batteries are expected to be co-located at Ausgrid substations, pole-mounted on distribution poles, and located at public parks adjacent to distribution poles. The project is part of a broader initiative to enhance grid stability and enable community access to battery storage through the customer storage product.”

So there is still a place for the giants to hold the batteries.

Putting big batteries on poles seems crazy to me, but what would I know.

Better than walking/riding into them.

Anyway, he looks happy enough.

Witty Rejoinder said:

ChrispenEvan said:

I like how our power is state owned.

You’ll be the first against the wall…

the power wall?

ChrispenEvan said:

Witty Rejoinder said:

ChrispenEvan said:

I like how our power is state owned.

You’ll be the first against the wall…

the power wall?

That’s an idea. Chained to a battery while you wait for it to inevitably catch fire.

Witty Rejoinder said:

ChrispenEvan said:

Witty Rejoinder said:

You’ll be the first against the wall…

the power wall?

That’s an idea. Chained to a battery while you wait for it to inevitably catch fire.

very fitting

burn them

https://greens.org.au/magazine/witches-bitches-and-nasty-women

¡ BURN THEM !

The law courts have free power.
Everyone recharges phones on wall sockets around the floors.

I get where it is coming from but it seems a bit clunky and step-functionny…

dv said:

I get where it is coming from but it seems a bit clunky and step-functionny…

Clunky certainly, but step-functionny?

Not sure what that means.

The Rev Dodgson said:

dv said:

I get where it is coming from but it seems a bit clunky and step-functionny…

Clunky certainly, but step-functionny?

Not sure what that means.

It means in the manner of a step-function.

dv said:

The Rev Dodgson said:

dv said:

I get where it is coming from but it seems a bit clunky and step-functionny…

Clunky certainly, but step-functionny?

Not sure what that means.

It means in the manner of a step-function.

He means integrated like a Dirac delta¡

We have an EV. The electricity plan we have with ActewAGL – we have free energy from 1-3pm on Saturday and Sundays

Brindabellas said:

We have an EV. The electricity plan we have with ActewAGL – we have free energy from 1-3pm on Saturday and Sundays

nice

Brindabellas said:

We have an EV. The electricity plan we have with ActewAGL – we have free energy from 1-3pm on Saturday and Sundays

When you are out and about using it?