"Generating electricity with solar energy and wind power isn't difficult..."
At the entrance of the tent, Hermione pointed at the lit lamp on the table and turned to Albert, who was reading a newspaper beside it. "But generating electricity this way isn't stable enough."
"You'll need batteries. Storing electricity has always been a major problem."
"Those things aren't cheap, and..."
Hermione felt that Albert should not be trying to promote electricity in a wizarding village. It was simply wishful thinking.
"You think they should be kept separate?"
"I think we should let them choose for themselves." Hermione looked at the electric fan turning listlessly to her right and reminded him, "This is a bold attempt, and our technology isn't mature enough. Maybe we should slow down and give everyone time to adapt. Once they see how convenient electricity is, they'll take the initiative to wire up their own homes."
"Perhaps you're right, but we're not in any hurry to discuss that now." Albert explained, "What we need more is someone who knows how to use these things."
"Can't you do it yourself?"
Hermione believed that since Albert intended to bring electricity to the village, he must have looked into these things beforehand. Maybe... no, certainly, he knew more than she did.
"It's impossible for everything to be done by me, or by Shanna. Otherwise, we won't have time to do anything else."
Albert was not trying to slack off. When they were short-handed, he could fill in himself, but they could not remain short-handed forever and simply leave the work to him.
Shanna took a folder from the document case and handed it to Hermione. "Following Albert's instructions, I drafted two backup plans. But we haven't decided which one to use yet."
After flipping through the document in her hands,