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At night, of course.
by emiliobumachar 4y ago
At night, of course.
- RosanaAnaDana 4y agoI mean, we have batteries. Having enough storage to get through the night is basically solved. The bigger issue is a several day stretch of no solar where your batteries can't support. This would basically solve that allowing homes to effectively built to be off grid to begin with.
- unicornhose 4y agoHydrogen...? Gonna have to live real energy-cheap though. Not much heating/cooling, good insulation, less bathwater, less appliance use, as little driving as possible. Honestly relieved that computer and internet use is lower on the list, but eventually that too.