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>>52953331
>Hurrr durrr what are batteries???
Wow, yeah great idea lets just invent a battery to store infinite amounts of energy for infinite periods of time. Then we can handle complete shutdown of our primary power sources for indefinite periods of time. That'd solve all our problems.
...Where is it?

Even in this hypothetical world you've constructed, why couldn't that battery just be used to scale up/down geothermal, hydroelectric, or nuclear supply to meet the varying demand levels?

>>52953354
>Why do you argue with the retards, anon?
I find it entertaining for a little while. Nice break from watching the markets. This will likely be my last reply on the topic though.
Anyway, this is technically just research for my BTU position, among others. The more uninformed the average libcuck remains, the better it is for coal. It's good to gauge the current mainstream energy consensus takes once in a while. If I ever shat on solar/wind and DIDN'T get this type of pushback, I'd be mildly concerned.

>>52953420
>Midwit understanding of energy storage
If you like innovative battery tech, you're going to LOVE this investment idea:
https://republic.com/hydro-wind-energy

Lets all just hook up some wires and drop rocks in the ocean to heat our homes. That's a future I can trust. Buy in today for just $130 million. Best part is it's private so you won't even have to see the red numbers as your investment fades away to nothing.