No batteries needed with hydrogen generation. Ironically, Asia is probably more switched on about hydrogen generation, the evidence is in the kit available on alibaba, yet the opinion that batteries are the only option persists.
It follows also that Asia is well progressed towards becoming solar powered itself, Vietnam was in the news recently, for having the nice problem of too much solar for their grid to handle, after the government there promised incentives to communities supplying power to their grid.
This is probably the real reason big solar projects intending to export energy will be failing - everyone is becoming solar powered within their own countries, most especially by domestic and community solar, all it needs is to be scaled up some more and backed up by hydrogen, and there will be enough excess hydrogen to supply all transportation using fuel cells, no more need for grids.
This is what the UK government should be investing in, by issue of money representing the solar product already put to use in the UK economy since 2005, by domestic and community solar, around 457Bn should have been issued in money representing that solar product. This year alone it is 50Bn. I wrote about that in a story but you won't have seen it because the platform does not promote materials which are anti profit.
Hey ho. The inflation we are seeing is not because too much free money was issued, it is because not enough has been issued, to cover the actual energy product being put to use by domestic and community solar.
Who will be the one to hammer that nail home? It means the end of capitalism, and the beginning of something new, Energyism.
Free energy means free money. Nikola Tesla was the first to identify this, and the first to be cancelled by the money issuers.
Now that free energy is actually in use, and scaling up, it is only a matter of time until those in control now have to move to issue of massive free money, to retain any value in money.
Exciting times, but frustrating.