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Wind and solar power plants are awesome, cost-effective, infinite-until-the-Sun-burns-out solutions -- but when the sun goes in, or the wind dies down, you need a backup power source. Today, that's fossil and nuclear power -- but thanks to a discovery made by Stanford University researchers, we might soon be able to use batteries.
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Stanford researchers create a battery that can last 40,000 charges (current batteries last 400 times only) - http://t.co/iblyKBmi @Stanford
Battery technology is almost to the point where we'll be able to power our grids over the long term soon. Good news
when the sun goes in or wind dies down u need backup sources as fossil or nuclear — but an everlastin battery electrode http://t.co/MTHTTuGR
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Advances in Solar Energy [http://t.co/ITSDzx8O and Batteries [http://t.co/pgNB981F look promising for a world sans hydrocarbon fuels
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