Associate Professor of geometallurgy at the Geological Survey of Finland @GTK_FI PhD (Mining Engineering) Bach App Sc. (Physics & Geology), Systems Thinker

Joined August 2022
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Yksi pitkä ura juhlittavana Geologian tutkimuskeskuksessa (ei montaa vuotta paitsi pyöreästä viidestäkymmenestä). Kiitos tutkimusprofessori Raimo Lahtinen hienosta työpanoksestasi geokemian, metallogenian ja litosfäärikehityksen tutkimuksen saralla! @GTK_FI #geologia #tutkimus
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In this second stage, I also used a range of battery chemistries as predicted by IRENA. An IEA report was used to establish the metal of content of each induvial unit. This was then projected on the number needed. The outcome was then summed. (1/12)
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Table A17. Global market proportions of EV battery chemistries in 2040 (Source: IEA 2021) (12/12)
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IEA (2021a): The Role of Critical Minerals in Clean Energy Transitions, International Energy Agency, World Energy Outlook Special Report, World Energy Outlook Special Report IEA (2021b): Global EV Outlook, International Energy Agency report (10/12)
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Power storage buffer has been the subject of debate from tupa.gtk.fi/raportti/arkisto… and youtube.com/watch?v=MBVmnKuB… (1/5)
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Battery banks, compressed air, fly wheels, molten salt, etc. All work well but have an engineering efficiency window. Battery banks have the most practical window of engineering application. (4/5)
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It was for this reason that it is the preferred option (for the reports I have seen on this). This is what the EC think they will do. Of course, we will probably do a range of things all at the same time. (5/5)
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Power storage buffer has been the subject of debate from tupa.gtk.fi/raportti/arkisto… and youtube.com/watch?v=MBVmnKuB… (1/8)
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I used an IRENA 2022 study, where they gave a prediction of what the energy split could be in 2050. In this scenario, wind and solar are the primary energy sources. Applying that energy split to the needed power gave 2017.0 TWh of needed power storage. (7/8)
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IRENA (2022): World Energy Transitions Outlook 2022: 1.5°C Pathway, International Renewable Energy Agency, Abu Dhabi, ISBN: 978-92-9260-429-5, irena.org/-/media/Files/IREN… (8/8)
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