Yeah up north like that winter is hard and I'd imagine it wouldn't work well. It's a little funny to hear places like Canada and the UK talking about solar. Eve

Yeah up north like that winter is hard and I'd imagine it wouldn't work well. It's a little funny to hear places like Canada and the UK talking about solar. Even here (I'm at the same latitude as Syria) you have to avoid some things in the winter to keep everything on line. Having to ration power like that is part of the reason I don't think grid solar makes sense anywhere. To get the behavior you need You'd have expose consumers to the fluctuating prices and most people find that extremely unpleasant (many probably more than just maintaining their own array and infrastructure.)