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Capital expenditure, even more space, a giant battery to worry about burning down your home.



I get the cost isn’t always worth it; the burning part is solved by putting the battery away from the home or using the proper battery chemistry; and they’re not so big.

I think it would be best to have a local community battery that covers a neighborhood’s needs rather than huge ones for a region or single home batteries.


Wonder how feasible it would be to have non-battery energy storage technology in people's homes?

eg huge flywheel or some such, maybe in a newly dug basement ;)




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