Simple question, what happens if your batteries are full and the pv generates more than what you use, you can't sell back to the grid (net metering), so where does the excess generated electricity go?
I can push to the grid, but I don't do so since it's an externality. It's wasted..this usually happens a on a perfectly sunny day. So after 1330, about 60% is wasted.
I Iike how he said "bio gas is not used much in South Africa, is do believe it's much more used in the US" because a US citizen would say exactly the opposite 😂
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Simple question, what happens if your batteries are full and the pv generates more than what you use, you can't sell back to the grid (net metering), so where does the excess generated electricity go?
I can push to the grid, but I don't do so since it's an externality.
It's wasted..this usually happens a on a perfectly sunny day. So after 1330, about 60% is wasted.
@@ElecAndAll Maybe "sell" to the neighbours, if they invest in the infrastructure with battery... 🤫
I Iike how he said "bio gas is not used much in South Africa, is do believe it's much more used in the US" because a US citizen would say exactly the opposite 😂
Lol..depends which state I guess.
Methane gas was used since 1990's for central heating.
@@MrBoss-zn5vn no I don't think it's worth it. It will require a fair amount of waste to process at a small scale