Germany has too many solar panels, and it's pushed energy prices into negative territory
Germany has too many solar panels, and it's pushed energy prices into negative territory
Germany has installed a record number of solar panels. But consumers aren't starting to use them fast enough.

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lemmytellyousomething @lemmy.dbzer0.com What? The energy prices are above average here in Germany...
16 1 ReplyInFerNo @lemmy.ml There's a big difference between what consumers pay and what companies pay the producers
33 0 ReplyPlexSheep @infosec.pub Someone along the supply chain is verarsching us.
24 0 Replysunbeam60 @lemmy.one It’s almost as if you can’t just dump more renewable capacity onto a grid and think that will solve our crisis, right?!
3 15 ReplyNatanael @slrpnk.net If the grid had more capacity and battery storage it actually would work. This is blocked by stupid politics, not tech limitations
17 0 Replysunbeam60 @lemmy.one Yes of course. Almost everything is blocked by stupid politics, not tech limitations. Unfortunately stupid politics is all we got. And that means if we want to make progress, it’s stupid politics that needs overcoming.
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czardestructo @lemmy.world
There is no one single solution to complex problems, it requires optimism and taking the first step.
8 0 Replysunbeam60 @lemmy.one Absolutely agreed! Hear hear!!
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