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I dearly need to sleep but despite me not even being in the US, it sure as hell made me happy to have watched the entire video through, second ending included
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@TechConnectify that last 30 minutes is an absolutely amazing coda to an already great video! Thank you for standing up and speaking the truth.
@ysbreker Speaking of, was it @TechConnectify that bought the Coda?
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@TechConnectify both parts are really good. I hope they make people think.
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@TechConnectify Brilliant Episode!
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@TechConnectify wow, great one
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@TechConnectify Bravo, Alec
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@TechConnectify tl;dw?
Solar is way too cheap to be ignored.
'Mining' oil for one time use is stupid compared to mining minerals and using them again and again forever.
Fuck ice.
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@TechConnectify by the way: even if you don’t have the money or space for roof top solar, you can still do #pluginpv!
@balkonsolar Yikes! How are you preventing backfeed to the grid and not defeating the whole point of a breaker box? Backfeeding from an outlet kills people!
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@TechConnectify hello, your video is a masterpiece. Thanks for making it.
YES your video made a lot sense to me, it made me realize how SO MUCH BETTER solar energy is. I would say I knew it, but you presentation made it become so clear that it made a click in my mind. I'll take more actions in this direction.
Exactly, this video is so well at arguing it's position, you can't help but understand his view point.
Every avenue of common doubt about solar and battery was handled very well.
I thought I knew well, but now I truly do understand so much better.
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@TechConnectify thanks for doing this. I’m glad for both the first part, and the part that we wish you didn’t need to do, because we should’ve all been holding everyone accountable sooner.
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@TechConnectify This is really great content all around. I support solar and wind (and tangentially work in the industry) and this is the most clear description of WHY it is better. Thank you.
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@TechConnectify Heck yeah, I was looking forward to this ever since the last patreon announcement! Thank you for your amazing videos!
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@TechConnectify That was _magnificent_. Best post-credits piece ever. Thanks for the excellent educational content pre-credits also.
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@TechConnectify You’re using (coining) the term “disposable energy” — I also like “rental energy”
The age of rental energy is over. We are becoming energy landlords.
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@TechConnectify I just finished the video to the end. So powerful. So well said. Thank you
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@TechConnectify doing the lords work.
No.
Doing the peoples work.
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@TechConnectify You’re using (coining) the term “disposable energy” — I also like “rental energy”
The age of rental energy is over. We are becoming energy landlords.
@TechConnectify Rent-free energy is here — we collect it, we store it, and in my case, sell it: I make $100pm as an energy producer, instead of spending $150pm being an energy consumer. [update: my inflation stats need increasing haha]
No literally, cash in the bank. I assist the grid via reverse auction, and push down the tariffs of my neighbours. And green the grid.
It’s an “energy trilemma” — in reverse now! I can choose to maximise for reliability, profit or carbon reduction.
Here are my last several power bills in dollaridoos — the “positive dollars” on the last one was just deducted from earlier larger profits.
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@TechConnectify Best one ever, both the part about renewable and the bonus about politics.
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TL;DW
how does the solar panel and battery deterioration affect the calculations? The panels might las 25 years but definitely they don't stay as efficient.
> six solar systems installed between 1987 and 1993 that have been in continuous operation since, and found most panels still producing more than 80% of their original output after nearly four decades.
https://electrek.co/2026/01/28/how-long-do-solar-panels-last-new-study-shows-its-longer-than-you-think/
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