Post #1949217

@mu in my case, being conservative that’s less than 400 kWh per year, and that’s less than 1/30th of my energy needs So all in all I know this is not very relevant, compared to heating (and cooking to a lesser extent), but we do what we can 🤷‍♀️ My view on this is, these systems at least allow us to avoid sudden, high, unpredictable loads from the grid, like for example washing machines and vacuuming. The grid can’t predict that the population will likely vacuum their place at xyz time every day and therefore there’s an increased energy need at that time every day. Of course, the conundrum is that they’ve been doing that regardless, and my changing habits now might be worse for them @smallsolar