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As a Dutch person I'm baffled that you're saying the PV industry has headwinds. Recently added another 4000kWh of yearly production to my garage for €4000 all
by apexalpha 2y ago
As a Dutch person I'm baffled that you're saying the PV industry has headwinds.
Recently added another 4000kWh of yearly production to my garage for €4000 all in because why not. I also have a 20 kWh LFP battery now, €7000 all-in (and dropping quickly!), which works out fine.
Many people now buy "plug-in" products: small batteries or single PV panel that you just plug into the grid directly, no installation required.
All the issues you list are governmental issues, not PV issues. The global PV indsutry is EXPLODING.
- Rebelgecko 2y agoI think the plugin prodicts are pretty cool, especially for renters, but my understanding they're not legal in the US
- apexalpha 2y agoThat would, again, be a government problem not a PV one. Also how would they even know. These things feed in 800 watts max, it's barely anything. In my country we don't even have to get permission for big products. I have 9kW of PV on my roofs and just put it there, same with the battery. It's the grids companies' job to figure out how to make it work, not mine.