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by harry19023
31 days ago
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That's the whole point. The OP was lamenting that consumers are getting less for selling their behind-the-meter solar, but if everyone has behind-the-meter solar then that solar is cheap to worthless when the sun is shining. And that's a good thing! The sun is free, all of us utilizing it during the day for free means electricity is cheap during the day. It's when the sun sets and all that solar goes offline and demand rises that electricity gets expensive again. |
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> you happen to know when the demand for power is the highest? It happens to be.... gasp.... when the sun is highest in the sky.
But it mostly is.
But yeah if everyone has solar then it's all producing at this time and the very high production can exceed the high demand.