
Rosemary Barnes
@engwithrosie • 1,987 subscribers
Engineer | Consultant in energy transition technology | Renewables and sustainability expert | "Engineering with Rosie" YouTube channel
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If every house in Australia turned on a toaster simultaneously, it'd add nearly half of the grid's average load, causing it to crash. Yet, no one worried about the electricity grid when electric toasters became widespread. So why do we still think that EVs will crash the grid?
Rosemary Barnes38,828 次观看 • 1 年前

Is the energy transition really increasing mining needs? A typical petrol car burns 17,000 liters of fuel over its life, while an EV needs just 160 kg of metals in its battery—99% less mining. Even without battery recycling (and we will recycle), clean tech mining is far lower.
Rosemary Barnes18,308 次观看 • 1 年前

Dunkelflaute - no wind, no sun for weeks - isn't an Australian problem. 42 years of weather data show widespread dips last hours or a day, never weeks. Winter monthly output has never been lower than 70% of average. Long duration energy storage? We'll need less than you'd think.
Rosemary Barnes14,906 次观看 • 1 年前
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