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Electric Aviation Takes Off: H55’s B23 Energic Embarks On Cross-Country US Tour
(cleantechnica.com)
this post was submitted on 05 Apr 2025
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I'm all for cleaning up the air industry, but if be interested to know what kind of range is possible, what size both physical and in kwh the battery is.
I cannot see an electric passenger plane having suitable range or fast turnaround at the gate.
Imagine an airport with say 10 planes at the gate in a given moment. In intercontinental flight might need 10 MWh to complete. To charge one plane in an hour therefore needs a 10 MW power plant to charge it. 10 planes needs 100MW plant. That's 10 offshore wind turbines or maybe 500 acres of solar.