So how are we going to get to that lovely dream when the power companies are now charging you to deliver your power bank. It's nice buying batteries, but if you

So how are we going to get to that lovely dream when the power companies are now charging you to deliver your power bank. It's nice buying batteries, but if you are not making savings with solar then there's not a lot of money left over to spend even more on batteries. Likely then, there will be some new tax that the government doesn't curve. In the Netherlands, they have a law that means that what you generate has to be offset against what you produce (In high level), but the energy companies simply started charging for delivering back, which is in effect simply bypassing the law. The obvious response from this would be to ban it because it's an obvious flaunting of the law. But no, the politicians allow it. And then we have that Belgium politician a few years ago who, despite the urgency from global warming, thought it would be smart to put extra taxes on buying solar from China. What did he achieve? At best a little more destruction for the planet.