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There is another way of thinking about the economics of this. IIRC the typical price is 12 cents per kwhr. You would need to utilize the battery in sold energ
by Beltiras 9y ago
There is another way of thinking about the economics of this. IIRC the typical price is 12 cents per kwhr. You would need to utilize the battery in sold energy no less than 2000 cycles just to break even. About 5 1/2 years of constant monetized operation (which is a ludicrous proposal). And this assumes no cost on the energy production side.
- Zekio 9y ago12 cents is cheap! in denmark the average price is 37 cents per kW/h
- markvdb 9y agoElectricity price is more like .26€ here(~.31$), and this is certainly not the most expensive place in the EU. Mostly network charges and taxes. Going off the electric grid should become fairly easy. Cheap solar and storage should make this feasible for an eco-conscious household...