VOLTENERTEC

Which energy source suits which equipment

EVs, homes, industrial plants and mobility — energy sources compared against the equipment that has to run on them.

What this site covers

Nine subject areas, written from the point of view of an engineer who has to select, wire and commission the equipment. An energy source is never assessed on its own, but together with the equipment that actually turns it into power.

How articles are written

Efficiency figures and market sizes matter less than what those figures change in the equipment and in the operating sequence.

  1. Conclusion first

    The judgement comes in the opening paragraph, the evidence after it.

  2. Comparison table, then the implication

    Every table is followed by one sentence saying what it means.

  3. Boundary conditions stated

    Each article ends with the conditions under which its conclusion flips.

  4. Sources named

    Reports, statutes and patents are cited with publisher, date and patent number in the body text.

The remaining principles — no guessing, standards and safety first — are on the About page. All principles →

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voltenertec.com is an independently operated technical archive that compares energy sources and power systems from the working viewpoint of an electrical engineer. The site sells nothing and promotes no particular technology.

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