Comments on: Project Better Place: Danish Electric Car Network Plugs Into Wind to Create a “Virtual Oil Field”

By: Steve

Steve — Sat, 14 Jun 2008 11:06:35 +0000

Thats the trouble with trying to find a solution to a problem there always someone who knows little and says a lot. Where is eestores supercapacitor no one has seen it do anything yet
and its not a monoploly there is no law prohibiting people from owning their battery and charching it up themselves neither is there a law stopping anyone else from also starting up a recharge or exchange system

By: BradyDale

BradyDale — Wed, 09 Apr 2008 07:39:49 +0000

I still ascribe to the approach that FDR took when he was trying to get the country out of The Great Depression.
“Bold, consistent experimentation.” This does seem like one of those ideas, and there’s no reason why, at the very least, groups of people that live near wind farms shouldn’t be able to make good use of this technology.

By: ArthurGlen

ArthurGlen — Tue, 08 Apr 2008 22:29:43 +0000

Agassi’s scheme would more accurately be named Project My Monopoly, or Project Costly Transportation. IThis scheme rests upon
the old idea that as long as you don’t make something more expensive, you can make a very large profit. Electric propulsion can be cheap, but not using Agassi’s braindead idea, which maximizes the costs of batteries and their recharging. The idea of using wind is to find some way that all those useless windmills can stop running giant govt deficits and actually produce some electricity at a time when someone
actually needs it. Unfortunately for all concerned, it looks like the EEStor devices have deep sixed Agassi’s attempt to become a billionaire – his scheme is now, or soon will be, totally obsolete and irrelevant. Such is the fate
of bad schemes sometimes – they come to a bad end.