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It does when the grid is running on batteries for extended periods of time. I guess it just comes down to what is cheaper between x% more batteries and y% large

by Krssst 2y ago

It does when the grid is running on batteries for extended periods of time. I guess it just comes down to what is cheaper between x% more batteries and y% larger conductors.

cameldrv 2y ago
If the solar is remote and the batteries are near the load though you don’t need any more batteries in this situation, just more panels.
- thfuran 2y ago
  That doesn't sound free.
- bcrl 2y ago
  Colocating batteries with panels should be more cost effective as they can avoid the DC-AC-DC conversion while using half as many inverters as 2 separate installations.