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> Most of the energy used accelerating is recovered at the next stop, so the fast acceleration does not consume much energy. Not "most," but a lot. From the a
by ghouse 2y ago
> Most of the energy used accelerating is recovered at the next stop, so the fast acceleration does not consume much energy.
Not "most," but a lot. From the article:
> regenerative braking on the new trains is generating and sending back to the electric grid approximately 23% of the energy consumed by the system
- basiccalendar74 2y agoit is 23% of total energy. if you consider only acceleration energy, it will be much larger percentage, probably 80% (as in electric cars).