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For me, even a highly inefficient process that was small enough would be interesting. Living in a corrupt country (the Czech republic) there is no way to hook a

For me, even a highly inefficient process that was small enough would be interesting. Living in a corrupt country (the Czech republic) there is no way to hook a solar panel up to the grid. But if I could plug a solar panel into an amonia generator, and sell the amonia, that could let me and many other people who are unable to use solar for political reasons get into solar. I certainly spend enough emotional energy worying about the environment, that a few hundered or even thousand bucks for solar panels wouldn't really be a hurdle for me.

Retric 11y ago
Grid power is a convince and money saver when it comes to solar, but it's not needed. You can just hook up solar to a battery system and then use battery power without hooking up to the grid. You can enegy just unplug and appliance from your solar system and use grid power when nessisarily. However your much better off setting things as that quickly becomes incredibly annoying.
- sliverstorm 11y ago
  It sounds like for him, being able to sell some of the power is important- which does not work well with batteries.