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If it would be relevant for the models (e.g. to prepare for prolonged cloudy periods where the net has to step in more), I suppose you could account for rooftop
by woeh 4y ago
If it would be relevant for the models (e.g. to prepare for prolonged cloudy periods where the net has to step in more), I suppose you could account for rooftop generation in your models by comparing energy consumption from the net on both cloudy and sunny days.
- ggm 4y agoGood point. Except, lack of sun probably changes use of both AC (ok its britain: they dont HAVE AC but they do have heat pumps) and hot water/heating systems, a bit. So it would be setting an error bar on it maybe