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Just about anywhere where these are legal, they're required to stop generating electricity if the grid goes down.
by Rebelgecko 7mo ago
Just about anywhere where these are legal, they're required to stop generating electricity if the grid goes down.
- BizarroLand 7mo agoI'm not talking about islanding, I'm talking about what happens when every home has solar and the grid is producing too much electricity for their need. Grid excesses are still a possible issue in that scenario, but the power company will not want to turn off the grid as if they go down everyone's grid tied solar does, too.