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94 comments on We're Off To See The Wizard - Storing Energy Using Ammonia
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SP enthuses that the technology is "scalable" but Big Gav, the author, says "I agree that there is no detail about storage capacity". So I think SP is premature. Technology like this has been around for quite a while and has not gone anywhere. There is probably a reason.
Let's hope we can find some real, scalable solutions to the energy storage need.
What is the reason?
Yes, I am probably premature in my enthusing, and I should have used the appropriate modifier 'potentially'. But we are talking about a trial.
The argument that becuase "Technology like this has been around for quite a while and has not gone anywhere" ... can be used to dismiss anything.
Battery Technology.
Cancer research.
Fusion.