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by BizarroLand
99 days ago
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Yes, and that is good, but it's not what I mean. Overproduction is a possible issue for the grid operator. It's not a huge risk, but if there is an issue where the grid is producing too much energy, and at the same time homeowner solar is also producing a lot, then it becomes a potential issue for the grid to have to figure out how much production to cut to minimize the risk of damaging the grid while also not browning out the grid. It's a small risk, but one to consider when UL listing cheap solar for everyone. |
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