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Because you mostly end up generating when you don’t need the power, and need the power when you’re not generating. If the way things are structured in your cou
by jgilias 1y ago
Because you mostly end up generating when you don’t need the power, and need the power when you’re not generating.
If the way things are structured in your country let you draw the same amount of kWh that you’ve put into the network, that works. Where I live they recently changed to buying the solar at market prices. When the sun is up during sunny months that’s zero or close to that. So you pretty much need the battery installation too.
My neighbour got a solar + battery installation, and it works well enough!
- colechristensen 1y agoby >a small installation where your generation does not exceed your usage I meant explicitly a small system where the moment to moment generation generally did not exceed moment to moment usage. >the way things are structured in your country In the US things are structured per utility which varies widely by state, city, or even neighborhood and they have many different kinds of rules.