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The next step might be standalone solar products that are prebuilt to avoid permitting costs and delays. How about a device you roll out into your yard and fol
by bilsbie 2y ago
The next step might be standalone solar products that are prebuilt to avoid permitting costs and delays.
How about a device you roll out into your yard and fold out some giant panels to charge your ev. You get to benefit from cheap solar without dealing with getting a bunch of laborors up in your roof, and negotiating with the power company.
- postpawl 2y agoIt’s already pretty easy to ground mount some panels with something like: https://integrarack.com/ir-45-ballasted-racking https://integrarack.com/ir-45-ballasted-racking
- dinfinity 2y agoThere are already solar panels you can just plug into a normal electrical socket. I'm not sure they're an amazing idea, but there definitely already is consumer-grade tech: https://www.solarreviews.com/blog/dont-invest-in-plug-in-solar-panels https://www.solarreviews.com/blog/dont-invest-in-plug-in-sol...
- bilsbie 2y agoWow thanks for sharing. How is this possible? This seems like it would really take off when cheap enough.