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We're paid £0.18 to generate (subsidised), £0.15 to export, and if I shift load via our battery, all our import is £0.07 per KWh. Even with a large house, home
by oliwarner 1y ago
We're paid £0.18 to generate (subsidised), £0.15 to export, and if I shift load via our battery, all our import is £0.07 per KWh.
Even with a large house, homelab, and an EV, we barely pay for electricity over the year. Doesn't seem like a con to me.
- __alexs 1y agoYou've only done the maths for half of one side of the equation.
- baq 1y agoRemember that money is numbers in computers and joules and watts are real. Incentives and taxes are there so some things are easier to make real than others.
- oliwarner 1y agoIf you were more explicit about your equation, we could actually discuss it. Trading quips doesn't further the conversation.