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I was replying to the assertion that the difference in power density at different latitudes was a deal breaker.
by rootusrootus 5mo ago
I was replying to the assertion that the difference in power density at different latitudes was a deal breaker.
- esseph 5mo agoIt absolutely can be. Solar would even be harder hit in a place like Alaska, with the dual whammy of very cloudy and overcast for 9-10 months, and then so far north that the sun just barely sits on the horizon, which makes gathering sunlight very hard (very directional, 60deg angle panel, limited positioning). Works fine in summer of course, that's just a 2mo or so window.