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VPP here in Massachusetts is called ConnectedSolutions. Great solar education videos! ThankU.
What power source do you think will see the biggest breakthroughs in the next 20 years?
2022 Now Cali want Solar taxes
There’s a lot of people that drive 500 miles a day for work for people that live in San Francisco which is 6 miles x 6 miles that is OK but not for big cities Like Michigan Ohio Minnesota New York etc. etc.
When the solar panels go bad what do you do with them how much energy does it take to make solar panels calculate it and you be the judge
I JUST had this idea a week ago. I called it _"mesh solar"_ because it was inspired by a mesh network for the internet. I'm glad someone is trying it out in the real world. Will make me see if it works or not
I would never invest in a solar farm at this time, as solar is evolving rapidly, all solar panels and conservation methods we use today will be obsolete in 5 years.
Fantastic. Now use Farming Simulator to demonstrate how CSAs could network and replace "precise-culture" with "permaculture" and how the Mayors of major metropolitan areas could repurpose vacant lots to boost the mesh CSA network.
That's a great idea, as long as the people decide what to do with the power instead of companies.
Sounds like a lot of batteries we will have to deal with later down the line. Always a drawback... always waste. Not to mention manufacturing
City Skylines: *am I a joke to you?*
What is $30 per watt supposed to mean?
You could've used Cities Skylines instead.
That is the first I have heard of using the electrical vehicle as a decentralised battery and energy source to feed excess energy into the grid. That is an exciting systemic value add for the future energy mix.
Myea...how about the Litium, Cobalt resources?
What was that Tesla battery farm?
Lol
Hey! Where is the alien destroying your sim city?
Or just use nuclear energy
0/10 it's not nuclear so no like from me
Using solar for "small/simple uses", like street lights? And maybe just for all of the light in houses? Sorry bad english :p