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Rrickst29 replied to the thread Any good zero-export options for this issue (utility won't allow expansion of existing solar)?.Status report: I have opened a formal "complaint" against the Utility (NV Energy) with the Public Utilities Commission (With regard to...
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Rrickst29 replied to the thread Any good zero-export options for this issue (utility won't allow expansion of existing solar)?.Thanks for your advise on this! "NV Energy" will not to allow me upgrade by adding ESS upgrade of any kind (even WITHOUT additional...
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Rrickst29 replied to the thread Any good zero-export options for this issue (utility won't allow expansion of existing solar)?.That would work, but my current system (grid-approved, grid connected, and grid-dependent) cannot support batteries.
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Rrickst29 reacted to zanydroid's post in the thread Any good zero-export options for this issue (utility won't allow expansion of existing solar)? with
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EV charging jives nicely with AIO (with no parallel grid operation) because there is much better behaved surge as compared to many... -
Rrickst29 reacted to sunshine_eggo's post in the thread Any good zero-export options for this issue (utility won't allow expansion of existing solar)? with Like.
IMHO, I would make the add-on system non-grid interactive in any way. Yes, pull from the grid if you need surplus, but do not have any...
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Rrickst29 reacted to zanydroid's post in the thread Any good zero-export options for this issue (utility won't allow expansion of existing solar)? with Like.
Does your interconnection agreement get revised unfavorably with upgrading to an ESS? If you can get an approved ESS, the zero export...
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Rrickst29 reacted to timselectric's post in the thread Any good zero-export options for this issue (utility won't allow expansion of existing solar)? with Like.
An off grid AIO is the simplest solution. It will do everything you want. And can't export anything, ever.
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Rrickst29 reacted to BentleyJ's post in the thread Any good zero-export options for this issue (utility won't allow expansion of existing solar)? with Like.
You are on the right path. Most all hybrid All-in-One units have the capability of using CT's on the AC input wiring to limit export to...
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Rrickst29 posted the thread Any good zero-export options for this issue (utility won't allow expansion of existing solar)? in DIY Solar General Discussion.I have an older grid-connected Solar system in NV (USA). It generates about 10 MWh per year. It has a really high payback rate (88%)...
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Rrickst29 replied to the thread This Might Be The Fastest Way to Double U.S. Grid Capacity.Thank you for reading my diatribe! In recent years, USA reliability (i.e. availability of power to end users) has been significantly...
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Rrickst29 reacted to Quattrohead's post in the thread This Might Be The Fastest Way to Double U.S. Grid Capacity with Like.
I agree with everything you mentioned except this piece, it happens the world over.
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Rrickst29 replied to the thread This Might Be The Fastest Way to Double U.S. Grid Capacity.I'm going to make a long and maybe too-comprehensive reply. Solar farms, large-scale battery-based storage facilities, and wind farms...
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Rrickst29 reacted to Quattrohead's post in the thread This Might Be The Fastest Way to Double U.S. Grid Capacity with Like.
And you don't have to synchronize the grids together. The United Kingdom is connected to France via a DC link purely so that they didn't...
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Rrickst29 reacted to Zapper77's post in the thread This Might Be The Fastest Way to Double U.S. Grid Capacity with Like.
High voltage DC is now the king for long distance.
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Rrickst29 reacted to Q-Dog's post in the thread This Might Be The Fastest Way to Double U.S. Grid Capacity with Like.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pacific_DC_Intertie
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