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As long as the houses are still connected to the grid you will indeed by paying for distribution costs. But I think that you should expect to see transmission s
by _aavaa_ 3y ago
As long as the houses are still connected to the grid you will indeed by paying for distribution costs. But I think that you should expect to see transmission savings since you'll have more of the demand met locally.
- XorNot 3y agoWhy? If there's any possibility those homes will draw 100% of their power from the grid on any given day, then the cost of infrastructure will be pretty much the same since a grid failure is a disaster. And there is a 100% chance they will, like my home is today, because 11kW of solar is making about 800W due to cloud cover which has persisted most days of summer.