> First off, the daylight cycle is an obvious concern and there still isn't a great way to store solar energy during the day for use by cities (or generally large consumers) at night. Not to say it's not possible, but people are largely still trying to figure out what the right solution for that is.
Not a concern at all. Google renewable energy storage. It is there but there is profit merit, so it is not welcome
Could you just be more specific about the storage method you're hoping I'll find on google? I know that there are a number of "viable" options for massive population centers in theory (or even in limited use today), but to call it a solved problem is, to my knowledge, incorrect
Not a concern at all. Google renewable energy storage. It is there but there is profit merit, so it is not welcome