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by ptaipale
3706 days ago
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Certainly not universal. Could be true in California or Texas, possibly. For sure it's not here. Where I live, the peak is a winter morning which is windless and therefore particularly cold, at 8:00 (before sunrise). Solar output is zero, wind power output is zero. Everyone turns extra heaters on, puts the kettle on to make a hot cup before taking a warm shower. |
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