Comment by adev_
8 hours ago
> Currently it seems like each piece of tech basically has it's software designed by the individual engineer [...].
> ... There is going to be a lot of potential in building the technical layer between a plant and the "internet"
These two statements are contradictive. What you need here is exactly the opposite of one-more tech-layer.
What you need is not one more bullshit startup that try to bring one-more of its proprietary tech stac to unify them all.
What you need is international standardization and protocols. Exactly like that the IUT is doing in the Telecom domain.
> In Germany alone that will require a 800% growth for battery storage financials before 2030.
Great to see additional public money to be spend to enrich private investors due to the German nuclear phase out. The 400 billions from the Energiewende are indeed not enough when we see the current carbon intensity of the country. #irony
> Great to see additional public money to be spend to enrich private investors due to the German nuclear phase out. The 400 billions from the Energiewende are indeed not enough when we see the current carbon intensity of the country. #irony
As the nuclear plants were also owned and operated by private investors, I don't see why the German people shouldn't be allowed to say that they don't want nuclear power in their backyard. This certainly set back the climate goals of the country as did Putin's war of aggression in Ukraine.
400 bn EUR is indeed not a lot if you consider that it was spent to be part of an effort to kickstart solar and wind industries. Which worked and delivered a downward trajectory for LCOE which put solar, wind and soon batteries on the map.
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jQuery proved that it can be a fully reasonable way to achieve standardization.
Then of course there's the classic xckd about standards. There's no one true way.