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benjamintseng.com
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| | | | | Summary Electrifying our (Bay Area) home was a complex and drawn-out process, taking almost two years. Installing solar panels and storage was particularly challenging, involving numerous hurdles and unexpected setbacks. We worked with a large solar installer (Sunrun) and, while the individuals we worked with were highly competent, handoffs within Sunrun and with other entities... | |
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www.berrange.com
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| | | | | [AI summary] The author presents a Python tool that uses smart meter data and PVGIS solar irradiation data to generate detailed simulations for evaluating solar PV and battery storage deployment scenarios at home. | |
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www.jonandnic.com
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| | | | | I'm still a newbie at all the electrical terms, so I won't try to talk KWh or Amps, but the i3s battery is roughly 3 times larger than my single solar battery. Is it even possible to charge the car with the sun? | |
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lengrand.fr
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| | | A retrospective on getting solar panels installed. The installation cost around 5k (4k after government subsidies), and we were able to generate over 80% of our yearly consumption and save just short of 1k in year 1 as well as shave off our CO2 footprint by over a ton | ||
