Die Analyse zeigt, dass Strom aus Solarenergie „jederzeit“ verfügbar ist, da die Batteriekosten sinken
Analysis finds “anytime electricity” from solar available as battery costs plummet
Die Analyse zeigt, dass Strom aus Solarenergie „jederzeit“ verfügbar ist, da die Batteriekosten sinken
Analysis finds “anytime electricity” from solar available as battery costs plummet
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Ok but isn’t batteries production is worse for CO2 emissions? we are probably are better off continuing with traditional power generation
And here in the summer afternoons I’m paying $.61 per kWh ($610 per MWh).
I’m about a week away from installing 22kW of solar panels at my house (though with shading it will only yield about 30-50kWh per day) with 60kWh of battery storage. I bought everything about a year ago and cost me $17k total, shipped to my door.
Solar and battery storage is wildly cheap now and is super easy to install, both at grid scale and for residential/commercial applications.
I wish installing it was more straightforward in the US.
Every time I look into solar installers I see a bunch of companies offering warranties longer than they have been in business, and shady financing/lease offers.
Doesn’t help that we tariff the hell out of panels.
Now how about we reduce bullshit building regulations so it doesn’t take me 3 years fighting with my township to install solar panels? Or is this just a NJ problem? I would love to pay less than $500-$700 a month for electricity and be able to charge my EV with the sun