Re:Suddenly energy independence feels practical:Europeans bu...
by Panzer04 on Saturday March 28, 2026 @03:09AM
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Unless there's so much generating capacity available that they can power the entire connected grid, no.
Consider 100 homes on a power line network and the breaker trips. They probably draw 50kW on average, more if it's hot or cold and AC is on. Unless there's enough power generation available to power that entire load, voltage will drop and any halfway reasonable hardware should give up.
Consider 100 homes on a power line network and the breaker trips. They probably draw 50kW on average, more if it's hot or cold and AC is on. Unless there's enough power generation available to power that entire load, voltage will drop and any halfway reasonable hardware should give up.