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Infographic comparing excess solar energy to selling home-grown vegetables cheaply to a supermarket, then buying them back later at a much higher price. It explains why businesses may benefit from using or storing more of their own solar energy rather than focusing only on feed-in tariffs.

Infographic comparing excess solar energy to selling home-grown vegetables cheaply to a supermarket, then buying them back later at a much higher price. It explains why businesses may benefit from using or storing more of their own solar energy rather than focusing only on feed-in tariffs.

Would you sell your home-grown vegetables to Coles for $1, then go back that evening and buy them back for $28?

If you export excess solar cheaply during the day, then buy electricity back later at a much higher rate, the feed-in tariff may not be the number that matters most.

Joel

Sep 142 min read

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