The Archivist

4 September

4 September · 09:29 UTC

The cheapest energy in the world by a mile is Australian rooftop solar. It’s so cheap that even if power stations (coal, nuclear) made energy for nothing, it would still cost more than rooftop solar. You pay nothing (you make money), your retailer gets to sell your excess at a 200-300% markup, and the grid doesn’t have to support you in peak times if you have a battery. Everybody wins.

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