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But it was rooftop PV that had the biggest impact, reaching a new Q1 high of 4,090 MW this quarter, and increasing its share to 15.8 per cent of total supply and remaining the single largest renewable contributor. AEMO notes that it is suppressing coal and gas generation during the day

#Solar #PV #Energy #RoofTopSolar #Australia

https://reneweconomy.com.au/batteries-both-big-and-small-have-reshaped-the-grid-and-forced-wholesale-prices-down-aemo-says/

she represents a state that is mostly desert but has very little #rooftopsolar #energy generation; she did little to stop #Cult4547 from destroying families in her jurisdiction

This is what she advises
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Happy #EarthDay!

While our family thinks a lot about climate change and find so many things going on so difficult to fight against, one of the things I'm happy to have done this past year is completely electrify our home, which suffers Canadian winters, where most rely on methane to heat their homes and/or their hot water.

It was part of our "OK, we've moved in to this new (to us) place and we're making some changes we've been wanting to do for quite some time" craziness we went through last year, with the end result being swapping out the house's gas stove, furnace and hot water tank (induction stoves completely kick ass, a hybrid heat pump hot water tank is pretty cool, and a modern heat pump + electric backup furnace has been great so far).

And the 13KW solar setup we put on the roof should hopefully generate all the electricity we'll need in a year (using BC Hydro as the battery presently) - we'll know in the coming months.

While these things feel like baby steps, I take them as pretty cool wins personally. Just wish I could do more about the corrupt dinkos ruining North America.

This coming year I'm hoping we can find ways to cut down on the plastics coming in to the house. We recycle every little last bit of it that we can, but we're aware of just how little that actually means.

Consuming less helps, but where it's hard to consume less like at the grocery store, it seems each month there's something new that's got some new plastic packaging covering a thing that previously was in something better.

Stuff to work on.

#solar #rooftopsolar #recycling #plastic

We just received our first full month post-solar electric bill. It's ~$16. $14 of that is flat fees we can't do anything about.

The bills are unlikely to continue to be this low. We've mostly been able to avoid running the AC so far, and limit using the power hungry electric clothes dryer in the basement.

#RooftopSolar #SolarPower #RenewableEnergy

Sunlight has to travel 93 million miles to reach our panels. But none of those miles are though the Strait of Hormuz.  

#RooftopSolar #RenewableEnergy #Solar #SolarPanels

I'm brand new to having rooftop solar. We only got permission to operate just over a month ago. It has been a lot of fun to keep up with usage and see where we stand. We've had what feels like a lot of cloudy days, I pay attention to that stuff now. Despite clouds, our billing period ends this week and so far we're at net 13 kWh from the grid.

#RooftopSolar #RenewableEnergy #Solar #SolarPanels