Not saying it’s environmentally friendly, but if you have sunshine all year round it’s easily doable.
Here in South Australia we also have a massive Tesla battery to stabilise grid output.
I’m all for Nuclear though.
Not saying it’s environmentally friendly, but if you have sunshine all year round it’s easily doable.
Here in South Australia we also have a massive Tesla battery to stabilise grid output.
I’m all for Nuclear though.
That sounds great for everyone living in Spain, Italy and Greece, as well as New Mexico, Arizona, Southern Cali Georgia, Florida, Mississippi and Alabama. I guess everyone who lives north of thst is just SOL then.
That’s how it goes.
For them, other tech works though.
Wind and hydro to whatever extent.
And of course Nuclear.
1) I simply dont think that is true unless you are willing to be powerless 5% of the year or have backup generators
It is doable and people do it.
Here in Australia anyway.
You just need enough Solar, enough battery, and controls on your power load.
Not saying it’s easy or commonplace right now, but if you really want to, you can go off-grid!
In Australia at least.
Of course with enough money you can put in three times the panels you need on average to account for winter days. Similarly, you could put in a week's storage battery in case a nasty storm comes through.
But you can, if you want to...