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Everyone seems to be forgetting that you can get paid to transmit your extra power back to the grid during the day. Air conditioning, for example, is high durin
by melling 9y ago
Everyone seems to be forgetting that you can get paid to transmit your extra power back to the grid during the day. Air conditioning, for example, is high during the day. You might not need it at home but someone else will.
- edwhitesell 9y agoSome states/locales still don't allow resale back to the grid. I wish Texas did. Edit:clarity
- jaclaz 9y ago>Everyone seems to be forgetting that you can get paid to transmit your extra power back to the grid during the day The idea in my previous post was: >the whole thing depends on exchanges on the grid. and anyway we were talking of off-grid setups.