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Even if those are separate phrases they still claim it's "the most efficient way possible" to consume energy. But there are energy losses when going through a b
by abalone 10y ago
Even if those are separate phrases they still claim it's "the most efficient way possible" to consume energy. But there are energy losses when going through a battery instead of redistributing the energy in realtime -- much greater than transmission losses. So unless I am missing something, that appears to be a false claim.
- dvdkhlng 10y agoI think you need to factor in the costs incurred by building and maintaining high voltage power transmission lines. These have to be payed for by users of the power grid. If you go off grid, then you not only reduce transmission losses, you also eliminate costs for use of the power distribution infrastructure.