Very interesting, I wasn't aware of "plug into the wall" solar provisioning solution that detects if the grid goes down, then it shuts itself down to mitigate t

Very interesting, I wasn't aware of "plug into the wall" solar provisioning solution that detects if the grid goes down, then it shuts itself down to mitigate the back-feed question, but that seems super easy. Am I right seeing that power is 40 cents per kWh? Thats the 'incentive', I guess gas from Russia has been too volatile. High grid energy prices + a cheap personal solar solution will significantly push innovation for residential electric efficiency.