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> has fallen by more than 97% per kilowatt-hour So how much did it fall per MWh?
by decatur 2y ago
> has fallen by more than 97% per kilowatt-hour
So how much did it fall per MWh?
- akamaka 2y agoBy the pound, they’re 99.1% cheaper.
- syncsynchalt 2y agoHow much cheaper by the dollar, then?
- epistasis 2y agoYou're not going to believe this, but they have also fallen by 97% per MWh.
- _ea1k 2y agoUnbelievably, it was also 97% by GWh!
- JumpCrisscross 2y agoYes and no. On a spherical cow, units convert without cost. In the real world, someone ordering GW-hours of batteries is buying differently from someone buying W-hours. The prices of batteries at various scales have moved differently, with small batteries having become cheaper faster than big ones.
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- usrusr 2y agoEven more: in the old days, any buyer slurping up production by the MWh would have noticeably tipped the balance of supply and demand.