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yes, if you don't count in the inverter and charger controller units and the batteries used as part of a common setup... I've got a degree in electrical enginee
by ivanhoe 5y ago
yes, if you don't count in the inverter and charger controller units and the batteries used as part of a common setup... I've got a degree in electrical engineering, but as I've said, I really don't feel competent enough to go into any discussion on a degree of actual threat, if any, as looking into all the side-effects of some tech is really complex task far above my pay grade and it's super easy to overlook something and jump to wrong conclusions. I just wanted to point out that this popular black & white bias between solar and nuclear is not as simple as people think of it.
- pfdietz 5y agoHow are rare earth elements used in any of those? I think you're just repeating a propaganda lie about PV.
- sgerenser 5y agoBatteries are very rare as part of most residential solar installs. Inverters and charge controllers are pretty basic devices, they contain a bunch of high current semiconductors and heat sinks and fans, nothing that I’m aware of that’s particularly hazardous or unusual.