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This is true, but if you add in local batteries attached to the solar, you can have a device that works in basically all situations. If disconnected from the gr

by zie 1y ago

This is true, but if you add in local batteries attached to the solar, you can have a device that works in basically all situations. If disconnected from the grid, it can run off battery instead of just not working. I haven't read the OP link yet, but my guess is they are doing something like this: Grid, Solar and batteries.

lukan 1y ago
"Grid, Solar and batteries." They are doing microgrids, that connect to each other.
- zie 1y ago
  Aka a grid. Sure, this is a newer version of the grid, that allows local failover, but it's just a grid. Maybe we can upgrade the other grids to do this too. That would be fabulous.