2026-09-06 11:54 UTC
@kindtoeveryone in another thread:
The exact figures:
735.5 MW AC
2,942 MWh
Verified from Minnesota PUC and EQB.
Also, overnight you won’t be needing the full output, I would guess. And I’m sure they can draw on other sources.
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@Mihies@programming.dev 2026-09-06 12:37
So it is 3GWh. Better than 600MWh. While the power requirement during nights might be less, it’s still a problem, specially during winter (short days, clouds, heat pumps etc.). And you need to charge those batteries as well which significantly lowers the power output during the day.