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> if I wake up on the morning of my vacation, and my car is at < 100%, I'm not going to be happy. That will never happen, unless you intentionally jump through
by diafygi 7y ago
> if I wake up on the morning of my vacation, and my car is at < 100%, I'm not going to be happy.
That will never happen, unless you intentionally jump through several hoops to shoot yourself in the foot.
For example, there's a company called OhmConnect that does aggregated demand response. You can sign up for it, optionally connect your smart thermostat/plugs, and bank account. When there's going to be a high load period, OhmConnect notifies you asking if you want to participate in an upcoming "Ohm Hour". If you do, they will pay you $5-10 for your trouble. So, if you had a vacation the next day, of course you wouldn't opt-in to the demand response event.
Disclosure: I am on a nonprofit board with OhmConnect.