Workaround for accessing class type arguments in static method in Typescript

The following error

Static members cannot reference class type parameters.

results from the following piece of code

abstract class Resource<T> {
    /* static methods */
    public static list: T[] = [];
    public async static fetch(): Promise<T[]> {
        this.list = await service.get();
        return this.list;
    }
    /*  instance methods */ 
    public save(): Promise<T> {
        return service.post(this);
    }
}

class Model extends Resource<Model> {
}

/* this is what I would like, but the because is not allowed because :
"Static members cannot reference class type parameters."
*/

const modelList = await Model.fetch() // inferred type would be Model[]
const availableInstances = Model.list // inferred type would be Model[]
const savedInstance = modelInstance.save() // inferred type would be Model

I think it is clear from this example what I'm trying to achieve. I want be able to call instance and static methods on my inheriting class and have the inheriting class itself as inferred type. I found the following workaround to get what I want:

interface Instantiable<T> {
    new (...args: any[]): T;
}
interface ResourceType<T> extends Instantiable<T> {
    list<U extends Resource>(this: ResourceType<U>): U[];
    fetch<U extends Resource>(this: ResourceType<U>): Promise<U[]>;
}

const instanceLists: any = {} // some object that stores list with constructor.name as key

abstract class Resource {
    /* static methods */
    public static list<T extends Resource>(this: ResourceType<T>): T[] {
        const constructorName = this.name;
        return instanceLists[constructorName] // abusing any here, but it works :(
    }
    public async static fetch<T extends Resource>(this: ResourceType<T>): Promise<T[]> {
        const result = await service.get()
        store(result, instanceLists) // some fn that puts it in instanceLists
        return result;
    }
    /*  instance methods */ 
    public save(): Promise<this> {
        return service.post(this);
    }
}
class Model extends Resource {
}
/* now inferred types are correct */
const modelList = await Model.fetch() 
const availableInstances = Model.list 
const savedInstance = modelInstance.save()

The problem that I have with this is that overriding static methods becomes really tedious. Doing the following:

class Model extends Resource {

    public async static fetch(): Promise<Model[]> {
        return super.fetch();
    } 
}

will result in an error because Model is no longer extending Resource correctly, because of the different signature. I can't think of a way to declare a fetch method without giving me errors, let alone having an intuitive easy way to overload.

The only work around I could get to work is the following:

class Model extends Resource {
    public async static get(): Promise<Model[]> {
        return super.fetch({ url: 'custom-url?query=params' }) as Promise<Model[]>;
    }
}

In my opinion, this is not very nice.

Is there a way to override the fetch method without having to manually cast to Model and do tricks with generics?