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Solar is now ‘cheapest electricity in history’, confirms IEA (International Energy Agency) (from 2020)
(www.carbonbrief.org)
this post was submitted on 12 Nov 2023
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95% of what we generate during the goes to the battery and once fully charged we can go days without needing to recharge it
and then your solar panels are doing anything for you in days. you seem to have been offered a very bad deal. I suggest you find other company to analyse your case
Nope that's literally the only way you can make solar viable here. We get no credits or anything for the excess power we generate and we use hardly any power during the day. So literally any excess power the panels generate goes to waste. And if we go to a smaller unit the money we save is negligible again