cn
cn

My favourite sort of weather; bright, but not too warm

My favourite sort of weather; bright, but not too warm
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pratik
pratik

@cn Yup. I love those too. Unfortunately, very few of those these days.

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SimonWoods
SimonWoods

@cn It was a nice day here too. I much prefer Spring and Autumn to the two extreme seasons.

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pimoore
pimoore

@simonwoods @cn fall and winter are my favourites but I like all seasons except for summer, which can take a long walk off a short pier.

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cn
cn

@peterimoore there are summer days with a longer stretch of light when there is more generation @pratik @simonwoods

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pratik
pratik

@cn @peterimoore @simonwoods Yup. Although there are longer days hence more sunlight in summer, we also use more power due to the heat in Texas. These nice pleasant and sunny days hit the sweet spot.

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cn
cn

@pratik trying to resist pompasetting about PV+battery meaning I’ve been essentially self–powered for nearly a week.

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pratik
pratik

@cn Texas doesn’t let us store it for future use. We have feed it back to the grid. We get credits though.

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cn
cn

@pratik they may want to rethink that 🤔

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pratik
pratik

@cn After last week, definitely. The earlier excuse was that if everyone did that, the grid can’t be maintained. I’m like, it’s Texas, everyone is not going solar. They still cling to their conservative beliefs of loving fossil fuels.

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cn
cn
Not sure this will webmention <a href=@pratik re: near self–sufficiency in electricity">
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cn
cn

@pratik well, that went weirdly 🙃

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