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It makes sense. The cost of generation is just a part of the cost of distribution. It never made much sense to force the power company to buy power from consume
by elzbardico 5y ago
It makes sense. The cost of generation is just a part of the cost of distribution. It never made much sense to force the power company to buy power from consumers at consumer prices, it amounted basically to a subsidy for grid-tie installations.
What I hope is that this incentives people to move towards off-grid systems with their own storage. Grid-tie was never viable in large scale if you really think about all the details.