It is liberating to be able to produce one's own energy for residential needs. Can't wait for the energy storage technologies to catch up fast such that it beco

It is liberating to be able to produce one's own energy for residential needs. Can't wait for the energy storage technologies to catch up fast such that it becomes sensible to set up solar panels wherever possible, and wire them to a cheap enough battery storage such that the grid becomes a backup connection and solar + battery is the primary source. I have resisted the idea of Li-ion battery in the house because of fire risks and costs. If Na-ion battery tech or one of the many promising battery tech being talked about every week comes to life soon, I'd jump on it.