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I hear two arguments: a) renewables provide the most power when power is used the most (during the day when the sun is shining to run a/c) b) charging EVs at
by MerelyMortal 4y ago
I hear two arguments:
a) renewables provide the most power when power is used the most (during the day when the sun is shining to run a/c)
b) charging EVs at night will balance the grid
I don't think you can do B with A, right?
- dncornholio 4y agoI never said A or B. My point is super straightforward, having solar is better for the grid than having no solar.
- MerelyMortal 4y agoI never said that you said A or B. Of course having something useful is better than not having it. The issue is, that a lot of people seem to be interested in replacing more-useful things (nuclear which provides power during the day for a/c and power at night for EVs) with less-useful things (solar which only provides power during the day).