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The Eland project you mention has 4 hours of storage, it's not a 24 hour production system.

For a concrete example, the 8minute energy Eland project proves 24h battery+solar energy for under 4 cents per kWh.

The cost for the (much larger) Eland and Gemini projects is $35 MWh (previous and [4], respectively).

Cathode material already > The Eland project provides 24 hour power with only 4hr of storage.

One was for chats and one was like a message with subject eland so on.

I'm sure Eland has clauses exempting it during periods of cloud coverage otherwise they'd need weeks of storage not hours.

The Eland project provides 24 hour power with only 4hr of storage.

Jetzt het d’r Hans sò sàtt Un isch vom Eland màtt.

Dutch settlers in South Africa decided to use that word for the large antelope of the genus Taurotragus, which is still called an eland in English.

> Eland is producing at a rate identical to the California demand curve, it's in their contract.

> Eland can do this demand shift because other producers are picking up the slack.

Even on a new device, if you’ve transferred your settings eland other stuff, it’ll still ask for your password the first time before honoring your transferred setting to use biometrics instead.

The "demand curve" means Eland doesn't provide 24 hours of power at its rated output.

Modern Dutch distinguishes the two by calling the antelope an "eland antelope", while Afrikaans calls the moose/elk an "American/European eland".

The Dutch word for Alces alces (the animal called a moose in North America and an elk in Europe) is "eland".

Eland is producing at a rate identical to the California demand curve, it's in their contract.

Eland can do this demand shift because other producers are picking up the slack.