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Oh, so your system is shaded for 3 hours a day, has a tree over it, is wedged in a small space where 60% of the diffuse light won't hit it on a cloudy day, has
by Schroedingersat 4y ago
Oh, so your system is shaded for 3 hours a day, has a tree over it, is wedged in a small space where 60% of the diffuse light won't hit it on a cloudy day, has no back face diffuse illumination, and you're still trying to conflate a 100% solar single location off grid system with a wind + solar utility scale mix.
Add the same constraints to a nuclear system and it a) does not exist and b) still needs a month of storage for outages.
- robomartin 4y agoNope. Not true. Old picture. Trees are gone (a matter of law in CA). Not shaded at all. Ever.
- Schroedingersat 4y agoThe corners on your graph that line up with houses say otherwise.
- Schroedingersat 4y agoDemonstrating that you don't understand what diffuse irradiance is doesn't fit well with the whole "I'm so much more knowledgeable" condescending act.
- moloch-hai 4y agoNo batteries, anyway. So any generated power not pushed back to the grid is wasted.