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Why not overproduce electricity and produce hydrogen gas, pressurize the gas, pump water up, pressurize water, and raise weights or ANYTHING that can economically store the excess power during Sunlight and Windy Days (with a wind Generator) since any investment in Solar and Wind (over time) pays for itself and produces at least 100 percent more purchasing power over above costs as long as the power is used productively?
Example:
A new housing development links an electric grid, water grid, and hydrogen grid to a central storage/production unit. Add a number of electric cars with at least 3 batter packs for each car/truck and the capacity to store overabundance earns an increase in total production while lowering costs (increasing purchasing power).
Couldn't a sales model include loans based upon electric production credit whereby the consumers become income generators? That is what is happening here no?