Makhijani's Energy Answers
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JonThm 3 years ago
Rechargeable batteries aren't unusual, but they aren't cheap, they're not that effieicent and they don't last forever. Has Makhijani addressed the battery issue in other books or videos?
artiefacts 3 years ago
A system of batteries could be recharged. It's not unusual, much like Electric cars which recoup energy during braking, turning even heat from friction into a usable (but small at present) amount of energy. Solar power is used in strip lighting for sidewalks, so it's not too much of a jump to solar powered street lamps, etc.
khaihar 3 years ago
Interesting. Solar power has lots of potential, as does wind. But the sun produces useful energy less than half the day, provided its not cloudy. The wind doesn't blow all the time. What does Makhijani propose for electric power at night, when we need light, and the wind's not blowing?
artiefacts 3 years ago