Re:Equivalent of 97% of Scotland’s 2020 electricity consumpt...
by WalterBright on Friday March 26, 2021 @08:37PM
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A couple of hours still substantially reduces your demand during peak rate hours.
(Besides, I grew up in Arizona, and was comfortable up to 78 or so.)
In the summer, even if you cool your house down to 60F, it'll be back to 70F in a couple hours max. Electricity rates from renewable overproduction do not vary on the timescale of hours. It's not a solution without new equipment to "store" the hot or cold that you produce when electricity is cheap.