The Archivist
4 September 2023 · 05:44 UTC

There are two big demand dips for electricity in NSW every day right now, one about 3.30-4am, and the other…

There are two big demand dips for electricity in NSW every day right now, one about 3.30-4am, and the other around 1pm. Supply is always greatest of a day time, because of big solar and wind input. But why is the lowest demand point also middle of the day? https://t.co/Yczyaw1lqo
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Post 2 of 2 · 5 September 2023 · 04:15 UTC
Am increasingly thinking this must be both businesses and households using a lot of solar during the day, and the solar production peaking around 1-1.30pm. Does make me wonder just how many people are working from home.

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