DrunkenPirate
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- Comment on The ‘Guerrilla Solar’ Era Has Arrived, and Here’s What to Know 5 hours ago:
Funny boy.
Do you think a company invests heavily into infrastructure to undermine its core business (selling power)?
Tell me tell you from Germany: No. For last 20 years. No
- Comment on The ‘Guerrilla Solar’ Era Has Arrived, and Here’s What to Know 5 hours ago:
They are typically reduced to 800W upstream. And you should plug only one into one current.
At the end it depends in the strength/ thickness of your power cable.
- Comment on The ‘Guerrilla Solar’ Era Has Arrived, and Here’s What to Know 5 hours ago:
Just a small remark: In Germany, we had this discussion and all time-winning discussions already. We are through it.
It‘s safe. If you know some Germans, you might have an idea that we looked into and discussed every single screw and aspect of those systems.
Everybody buys those cool PV‘s. We even got a nationwide law that nobody (even not your landlord of your appartement) can stop you to plug it in your home grid.
Buy it. Install it. Love it.
- Comment on TIL the cost of transporting energy around 3 weeks ago:
All those fuel stations you have to build and operate… And the energy losses to move your car to those fuel stations.
Indeed, this paper seems to calculate around the goal of making powerlines look costly by cutting it to a dedicated process step. If you look at it end-to-end process from production to consumption transportation, it very likely looks different