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Arguing uptime is a bit out of scope here, considering that especially in the US rolling blackouts are very common and the reason is basically the net, not the
by Abimelex 5y ago
Arguing uptime is a bit out of scope here, considering that especially in the US rolling blackouts are very common and the reason is basically the net, not the suppliers. On the contrary a decentralized PV grid would probably open opportunities for a lot of micro grids.
- koheripbal 5y agoThis is an extremely hyperbolic comment, bordering on intentionally dishonest. Rolling blackouts are incredibly abnormal, but would be extremely common with solar/wind based power. A diversified power grid would still be subject to weather - which is common across the entire local grid.