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Most of brazil have a hot climate, so, nightly usage of air-conditioning is high. You don't even need to wait for winter to use those credits. And if you have m
by elzbardico 3y ago
Most of brazil have a hot climate, so, nightly usage of air-conditioning is high. You don't even need to wait for winter to use those credits. And if you have money to do so, buying an electric car can be also a good usage of those credits.
- matheusmoreira 3y ago> Most of brazil have a hot climate, so, nightly usage of air-conditioning is high. Yeah. My air conditioners are running pretty much 24/7. > You don't even need to wait for winter to use those credits. Depends on how much energy you generate. Solar power can easily generate the amount of energy consumed by air conditioning. Just gotta make sure peak summer output generates enough surplus to cover the needs of the other seasons. My solar system generates between 400-1100 kWh/month. It's always been enough and if my needs change I can always expand capacity. > And if you have money to do so, buying an electric car can be also a good usage of those credits. Absolutely. That's my next goal. I don't want to pay for gasoline anymore. I think it's still a bit too early for that, electric cars need to get cheaper for it to be truly worth it.
- DavidNielsen 3y agoAdd to this that double glazing and isolation are non-existent, then a lot of energy is wasted.
- matheusmoreira 3y ago> double glazing Didn't know about this! Added to the wishlist.