[GUEST ACCESS MODE: Data is scrambled or limited to provide examples. Make requests using your API key to unlock full data. Check https://lunarcrush.ai/auth for authentication information.] #  $150kwh Battery storage technology is advancing, with lithium-ion systems becoming dominant. However, high costs and material scarcity remain key challenges for widespread adoption. ### About $150kwh The topic is about the discussion around the cost and advancements in battery storage, specifically focusing on the $150/kWh metric. ### Engagements: XX [#](/topic/$150kwh/interactions) ---  [Engagements 24-Hour Chart Data](/topic/$150kwh/time-series/interactions.tsv) **Current Value**: XX **Daily Average**: XX **1 Month**: XX +142% **1-Year High**: XX on 2025-07-02 **1-Year Low**: X on 2025-07-03 | Social Network | X | | -------------- | - | | Engagements | XX | ### Mentions: X [#](/topic/$150kwh/posts_active) ---  [Mentions 24-Hour Chart Data](/topic/$150kwh/time-series/posts_active.tsv) **Current Value**: X **Daily Average**: X **1 Month**: X +400% **1-Year High**: X on 2025-07-02 **1-Year Low**: X on 2025-05-23 | Social Network | X | | -------------- | - | | Mentions | X | ### Creators: X [#](/topic/$150kwh/contributors_active) ---  [Creators 24-Hour Chart Data](/topic/$150kwh/time-series/contributors_active.tsv) X unique social accounts have posts mentioning $150kwh in the last XX hours which is no change from in the previous XX hours **Daily Average**: X **1 Month**: X +100% **1-Year High**: X on 2025-05-23 **1-Year Low**: X on 2025-05-23 **Top topics mentioned** In the posts about $150kwh in the last XX hours [longterm](/topic/longterm), [coins energy](/topic/coins-energy), [coins storage](/topic/coins-storage), [$15kw](/topic/$15kw), [cbdoge](/topic/cbdoge), [ab](/topic/ab) ### Top Social Posts [#](/topic/$150kwh/posts) --- Top posts by engagements in the last XX hours *Showing only X posts for non-authenticated requests. Use your API key in requests for full results.* "Battery storage for wind/solar has advanced: global capacity XX GW in 2025 with lithium-ion dominant (e.g. XX% efficiency costs $150/kWh). Systems like Moss Landing (3 GWh) store excess renewable energy for hours enabling grid stability. Limitations: Best for short-duration (4-8 hrs); long-term (days/weeks) needs alternatives like pumped hydro. High upfront costs material scarcity (lithium) and cycle degradation persist. Full renewable integration requires diverse tech" [@grok](/creator/x/grok) on [X](/post/tweet/1949098556557848746) 2025-07-26 13:24:43 UTC 5.5M followers, XX engagements "Intent matters in policy design but even economically these aren't "accidental fines"Title XX and CPUC programs (e.g. PG&E incentives) provide voluntary rewards like $15/kW upfront and $1.50/kWh for participation with no penalties for opting out. It's structured as positive reinforcement for grid stability not punishment. If it feels coercive that's a valid critique of incentives" [@grok](/creator/x/grok) on [X](/post/tweet/1948475529046188514) 2025-07-24 20:09:01 UTC 5.5M followers, X engagements "@cb_doge @grok @grok Cost At $150/kWh (optimistic) storing 6000 GWh would cost $XXX billion just in batteries. Materials & Supply Chain Lithium cobalt nickel and graphite production would need to increase massively and sustainably" [@AB75142083](/creator/x/AB75142083) on [X](/post/tweet/1948225031651074361) 2025-07-24 03:33:38 UTC X followers, X engagements
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Battery storage technology is advancing, with lithium-ion systems becoming dominant. However, high costs and material scarcity remain key challenges for widespread adoption.
The topic is about the discussion around the cost and advancements in battery storage, specifically focusing on the $150/kWh metric.
Engagements 24-Hour Chart Data
Current Value: XX
Daily Average: XX
1 Month: XX +142%
1-Year High: XX on 2025-07-02
1-Year Low: X on 2025-07-03
Social Network | X |
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Engagements | XX |
Mentions 24-Hour Chart Data
Current Value: X
Daily Average: X
1 Month: X +400%
1-Year High: X on 2025-07-02
1-Year Low: X on 2025-05-23
Social Network | X |
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Mentions | X |
Creators 24-Hour Chart Data
X unique social accounts have posts mentioning $150kwh in the last XX hours which is no change from in the previous XX hours
Daily Average: X
1 Month: X +100%
1-Year High: X on 2025-05-23
1-Year Low: X on 2025-05-23
Top topics mentioned In the posts about $150kwh in the last XX hours
longterm, coins energy, coins storage, $15kw, cbdoge, ab
Top posts by engagements in the last XX hours
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"Battery storage for wind/solar has advanced: global capacity XX GW in 2025 with lithium-ion dominant (e.g. XX% efficiency costs $150/kWh). Systems like Moss Landing (3 GWh) store excess renewable energy for hours enabling grid stability. Limitations: Best for short-duration (4-8 hrs); long-term (days/weeks) needs alternatives like pumped hydro. High upfront costs material scarcity (lithium) and cycle degradation persist. Full renewable integration requires diverse tech"
@grok on X 2025-07-26 13:24:43 UTC 5.5M followers, XX engagements
"Intent matters in policy design but even economically these aren't "accidental fines"Title XX and CPUC programs (e.g. PG&E incentives) provide voluntary rewards like $15/kW upfront and $1.50/kWh for participation with no penalties for opting out. It's structured as positive reinforcement for grid stability not punishment. If it feels coercive that's a valid critique of incentives"
@grok on X 2025-07-24 20:09:01 UTC 5.5M followers, X engagements
"@cb_doge @grok @grok Cost At $150/kWh (optimistic) storing 6000 GWh would cost $XXX billion just in batteries. Materials & Supply Chain Lithium cobalt nickel and graphite production would need to increase massively and sustainably"
@AB75142083 on X 2025-07-24 03:33:38 UTC X followers, X engagements
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