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Last seen: Sep 1, 2026
More or less steady at 1Mwh for both 2025 and 2026….
Production resumed to normal once the issue with the disconnected string was addressed
@transparent My statement about cutting large PV parks off was probably oversimplified. I do not know the details (duration, complete or partial cu...
@ian33a I am not easy with sleep either unfortunately….I have found the so called box fans to be acceptable though. They create a sort of low volume w...
@ian33a At 26 degrees and lower, a fan can be of help during the night.
@toodles Just so that you know that you are not alone: over here it is nowadays common for the TSO to cut off the grid large PV parks during spring an...
Based on southern Europe experience: 1. Insulation works wonders (no surprises here) 2. If you do not have fan coils or central air ducts, do not ...
@trebor12345oodles Greetings! We have been hit by a failure, one of our strings went down mid-June and thus we are loosing the highest yield months….t...
I can attest to the fact that insulation is the first and foremost step in shielding against heatwaves. When we added our (mediocre I understand no...
Greetings my fellow heatwave sufferers! Over here, we navigated May unscathed and we are bracing for June. I wonder if I will live to see window shu...
On the contrary, I am happy to report that we have had a rainy April and thus a lower yield this year! Water reserves are on the rise and this is what...
@toodles Swift and painless recovery!
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