Why blue origin is excuted? Recent comments from shotwell is a slap on their faces. It's Bezos money after all.
That kind of thing is regulated because if you are connected to the grid you can't (legally) send power to the grid when the grid is down (for the safety of the workers repairing the grid). An automated failsafe is required and needs to be tested by the responsible authorities (e.g. a permit). I think it has to be periodically retested on some schedule, but that might depend on the jurisdiction. (Based on data centre experience).
Well, Bezos is a physicist, and when he studied at Princeton he was the president of the "Princeton chapter of the Students for the Exploration and Development of Space".
To Bezos Blue Origin is clearly a love affair, a cherished significant other whose financial performance is never seriously questioned.
The others would be they want to make sure that V3 installations actually go as planned (e.g. smoothly and trouble-free) before committing to any large scale builder. Also large scale builders will want a substantial discount (often along with altered specs to further reduce the price), so perhaps they have contacted them and were declined.
)Well, Bezos is a physicist, and when he studied at Princeton he was the president of the "Princeton chapter of the Students for the Exploration and Development of Space".
To Bezos Blue Origin is clearly a love affair, a cherished significant other whose financial performance is never seriously questioned.
So I wouldn't necessarily draw parallels between his management style at Amazon and his management style at Blue Origin. I too would expect Bezos to be very diligent regarding their Rivian investment.
