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From a programmer's point of view this may sound appealing, but this doesn't change the fact that economies of scale are HUGE with energy production. I don't ev
by radu_floricica 17y ago
From a programmer's point of view this may sound appealing, but this doesn't change the fact that economies of scale are HUGE with energy production. I don't even want to think what the efficiency of these toy generators is compared to a big power plant. Also, the power-up/down works only with centralized control. I doubt people will pay to have things installed in their homes which somebody else turns on and off.
Sorry, but I can only see this as somebody's wet dream, completely ignoring reality. 5000 euros? Good luck! Solar water heating is 500, and it actually gives hot water for free, 8 months per year.