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German Power Slips Below Zero as Negative-Price Phenomenon Grows
(www.bloomberg.com)
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Only if Germany changes existing legislation on power taxation. And do check out for how much a TWh of grid scale storage goes for. Hydrogen is the only borderline cost effective solution at the scale required.
Decentralized 1-8 WH "Trade at Home" Packs would be able to buffer the civil need, even with a low adoption rate... but come on, these things would generate money by trading AND you have a nice power backup solution for your flat.
But that's just a stupid idea... why would anyone want this. It's not like we literally throw away LiPo Batteries after a single use (Vape).