zuck can’t be in practical terms fired

vapor pressure of liquid carbon dioxide at whatever temperature storage tanks happen to be. wiki tells me it’s 60 atm at 22C and 40 atm at 6C, so not that much in grand scheme of things

the trick is that in high energy state carbon dioxide is liquid held under pressure instead of high pressure gas, like it works with compressed air energy storage, this makes it much more efficient

the article is wrong tho. after compression carbon dioxide doesn’t stay at supercritical state, it gets cooled into liquid. text is slop and so are images. there’s more errors