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So, this is what I don't get. If this stuff is install once, profit for 25-50 years, how is it possible that electricity in Portugal is so expensive ? Somethin
by TheAlchemist 3y ago
So, this is what I don't get. If this stuff is install once, profit for 25-50 years, how is it possible that electricity in Portugal is so expensive ?
Something doesn't add up here.
- jeffbee 3y agoI don’t know but I do know the answer for California. The answer is: as distributed solar and battery power proliferate, normalizing the price of electricity per kWh makes less and less sense because increasingly what you are paying for is not energy but intangible grid stability. Until finally you’re not drawing any current from the grid and your utility charge is infinity per kWh.