David Glynne Jones
@dgj4710.bsky.social
70+ actively retired Aussie with interests in pretty much everything. Independent advocate for transition to a renewable energy economy.
I think it will be a gradual process.
EVs will progressively become more efficient, including better electric (regen) braking as batteries and motors improve, and less reliance on mechanical braking.
EVs will progressively become more efficient, including better electric (regen) braking as batteries and motors improve, and less reliance on mechanical braking.
November 29, 2024 at 12:54 AM
I think it will be a gradual process.
EVs will progressively become more efficient, including better electric (regen) braking as batteries and motors improve, and less reliance on mechanical braking.
EVs will progressively become more efficient, including better electric (regen) braking as batteries and motors improve, and less reliance on mechanical braking.
Essentially it's already there in any high-powered AWD EV.
Just a question of how much you're prepared to pay for a 15C battery pack 😁
Just a question of how much you're prepared to pay for a 15C battery pack 😁
November 29, 2024 at 12:23 AM
Essentially it's already there in any high-powered AWD EV.
Just a question of how much you're prepared to pay for a 15C battery pack 😁
Just a question of how much you're prepared to pay for a 15C battery pack 😁
Gen 4 Formula E cars will be AWD and will only use electric braking during races (they will have disc brakes for backup).
Overall efficiency ~ 96-97%
Overall efficiency ~ 96-97%
November 28, 2024 at 11:52 PM
Gen 4 Formula E cars will be AWD and will only use electric braking during races (they will have disc brakes for backup).
Overall efficiency ~ 96-97%
Overall efficiency ~ 96-97%
A transition issue.
See COP29 commitment to increase storage globally by 6X by 2030 to 1500GW (nominal real-time global generating capacity (365/24) will be around 4000GW by 2030).
www.irena.org/News/pressre...
See COP29 commitment to increase storage globally by 6X by 2030 to 1500GW (nominal real-time global generating capacity (365/24) will be around 4000GW by 2030).
www.irena.org/News/pressre...
Global Utilities Back COP29 Pledge to Boost Grids and Storage in Strong Implementation Signal
The world’s leading utilities and power sector companies endorsed commitments of governments and international stakeholders made at COP29 to increase power system storage capacity six fold by 2030 and...
www.irena.org
November 18, 2024 at 5:41 AM
A transition issue.
See COP29 commitment to increase storage globally by 6X by 2030 to 1500GW (nominal real-time global generating capacity (365/24) will be around 4000GW by 2030).
www.irena.org/News/pressre...
See COP29 commitment to increase storage globally by 6X by 2030 to 1500GW (nominal real-time global generating capacity (365/24) will be around 4000GW by 2030).
www.irena.org/News/pressre...
Trump will simply take the US out of the game. Too stupid to work out why Musk is hedging his bets with diverse location of Tesla Gigafactories.
China now on track to be first major industrial economy with low emission low cost energy and near-zero dependence on external energy supplies by 2040.
China now on track to be first major industrial economy with low emission low cost energy and near-zero dependence on external energy supplies by 2040.
November 16, 2024 at 11:58 PM
Trump will simply take the US out of the game. Too stupid to work out why Musk is hedging his bets with diverse location of Tesla Gigafactories.
China now on track to be first major industrial economy with low emission low cost energy and near-zero dependence on external energy supplies by 2040.
China now on track to be first major industrial economy with low emission low cost energy and near-zero dependence on external energy supplies by 2040.
