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* Robust solar panels: If one cell fails{{x|such as due to age; or due to manufacturing defects. The latter is especially important: If we want solar to be widespread enough to replace fossil fuels, then factories have to produce an [[rooftop solar|extraordinary amount]] of solar panels. They would have to be made quite cheaply - even in a non-capitalist world, they would still have to be "cheap" in terms of energy & labor per panel.}}, this won't affect the performance of any other cells. | * Robust [[solar panels]]: If one cell fails{{x|such as due to age; or due to manufacturing defects. The latter is especially important: If we want solar to be widespread enough to replace fossil fuels, then factories have to produce an [[rooftop solar|extraordinary amount]] of solar panels. They would have to be made quite cheaply - even in a non-capitalist world, they would still have to be "cheap" in terms of energy & labor per panel.}}, this won't affect the performance of any other cells. | ||
* [[Building ebikes from used vape batteries]], which may vary in size and chemistry. | * Stationary [[energy storage]] made by repurposing old [[EV]] batteries (each of which may have a different energy capacity). | ||
* Building ebikes from [[used vape batteries]], which may vary in size and chemistry. {{npn}} <sup>[safety concerns would need to be addressed]</sup> | |||
==Research needed== | ==Research needed== | ||