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And don't forget the ultimate flexible load: electric vehicles. In 2023 near half of my (relatively well insulated all electric home) energy use was charging m
by guerby 3y ago
And don't forget the ultimate flexible load: electric vehicles.
In 2023 near half of my (relatively well insulated all electric home) energy use was charging my EV at home.
- anthomtb 3y agoThat's in the game plan for 2024, no question. My new home came at the cost of doubling my commute distance. An EV charged by my own rooftop would be better for both the planet and my own bottom line. Edit: Any chance you're in the US? If so, what EV are you driving?
- guerby 3y agoI'm in the south of France, owning a Tesla Model 3 since 2019 now with 104k km on the odometer (152 Wh/km average). Before that it was a Renault Twingo v1 2006 model.