Comments by "Diana Pennepacker" (@dianapennepacker6854) on "How Does Lithium-Ion Battery Recycling Work?" video.

  1. Lead acid are not great for a few reasons. They have low discharging traits which means they tend to deteriorate if you drain them too often. The levelelized cost isn't there either. It is okay when your alternator will cap it off in a car. Not so much at home. I have seen some online use huge banks of them for their home storage. I think used car batteries no less! Seemed to work to me, but I don't know enough about their particular set ups. So it definitely can be a solution, but honestly now there are a lot better ones especially for energy grid storage. Which I think will be dominated by other chemistries or battery types. Some redox batteries look promising. I will take a lead acid battery over cuckin Energy Vault gravity bricks!
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