Is Centralised State's Energy Storage Is The Future?

Is Centralised State's Energy Storage Is The Future?
 
The will be the largest energy storage (as a centre) with the capacity of 409-MegaWatt capacity with 132 containers on 40 acres and each container hold about 400 battery modules. This storage centre can hold 900MWh of energy which can power up to 54,833 medium-sized homes for 12 hours equivalent it can power a low-density state overnight.
 
The largest energy storage may be a solution for the states to adapt with energy as a sustainable utility for homes. But due to the technology demand for spaces may not make it the best general solution for every geographical place or their demography.
 
I have enlightened that the state can make homes compulsory to construct with equipped underground battery space and the battery units will be provided by the state. These battery units from each home are actually to share with the rest of the neighbourhood instead of for self-consumption. Because humans activities are varied every time as no one have rigid lifestyles. Furthermore, in actual reality, the self-consumption system may have excess when the households are not at their homes in that particular months (school holiday etc.), and this excess with a network of share energy storage system can be utilized by other homes that require more electricity in that particular period.
 
Therefore for future developments, sharing energy storage systems across the state may be the solution to combat the barrier of having limited real estate to build an energy storage facility, instead, rather than wasting lands, the state can set up a solar farm to power all homes and buildings (as not all buildings with flat roof or enough space to install solar panels). Other than that, the 40 acres can be utilized to build a complex for economic development and for the residents' social wellbeing.

There is no better way to actually live together prosperously and equally as a society with unlimited resources...


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