Eyekaytee

I don’t know if you misunderstood me but I agreed with you, I said it’s good they installed batteries to soak up excess renewables with the catch that as they continue to install more wind and solar they will need more battery to soak it up

You make it sound like the problem is solved, they no longer need to install any more batteries, they have enough (forever), problem solved

How did they solve the problem of excess daytime solar?

interesting, i suspect when they run into the same problem we did (prices going negative in the middle of the day) it’ll be back again but without gov mandate required

why would they remove the law ? here in australia we’ve been slowly moving towards more and more negative pricing as coal gets pushed out and has to bid negative to ensure power is still taken by the market

https://sw.ikt.id.au/

this has made straight solar largely uneconomical so the majority of new projects are solar/battery hybrids