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There are about 3.5 million total housing units in NYC. Say half of them needed electricity to heat the space all winter. The grid simply cannot deliver on that
by PM_me_your_math 3y ago
There are about 3.5 million total housing units in NYC. Say half of them needed electricity to heat the space all winter. The grid simply cannot deliver on that load.
That sounds pretty fragile to me.
- Panzer04 3y agoThey clearly do just fine in summar, and heat pumps use basically the same amount of power in either direction. I don’t see why the grid would be overloaded.