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Originally Posted by Matt L
It's the economy of scale that makes electricity cheaper per KWH. As for the pollution, it looks like a lot coming from a plant, but how many small IC engines does that represent? I too would like to see this aspect objectively compared. I am guessing that it can be better controlled at a large plant.
I do agree that current battery technology leads to a massive problem with disposal. Clearly we need new batteries for this to work. They also need to last longer (more cycles) than current batteries. The price will start higher, but as production increases that will come down, just like it does for everything else.
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even the most modern batteries are to violent.
Know what lithium does when exposed to water? what about in a crash, where heat is involved? what about rescuing passengers from a car tangled in hi-amp/volt wires?