Would be nice if grid tied inverters weren’t such a regulatory PITA. Micro-deployment solar, and more importantly distributed energy storage, makes so much sense and could solve a lot of grid-related problems.
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I can tell you I have a portable solar battery for emergencies and if I need to use it the right place for the panel is in my balcony, so this makes a ton of sense. In an apartment building roof space is relatively small per unit, but at least where I am every unit has a balcony. In my case even a rear-facing balcony that doesn't face the street but still gets sun for anywhere between 4-10 hours a day. If/when I am in a position to explore a solar installation this would be a good thing to look into.
I am not sure 1.5m Germans all deciding on a single course of action is something to be happy about.
Nearly 100 years on time to move on and focus on the ones that carried it on I think
A mere drop in the bucket when 77m have decided on a much worse course of action in another country.
Why? Can you explain a little bit?
*hurrdurr* Germany! Hitler! *hurrdurr*