"Tim Streater" wrote in message
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In article , Andy Burns
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Brian Gaff wrote:

Efficiency of electricity storage is what we want to know.

That's their problem, not ours. They only get paid for the electricity
that people want when it's sunny, or they've stored and can push through
an inverter.

AISB, these "providers" should be expected to provide a constant level of
output 24 x 7.

Thats mad when the demand varys significantly.

The level, that is, that they boast about. If they fall short then it
should be *their* responsibility to make up the shortfall.

Even sillier than you usually manage, and that's saying something.