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NNadir

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7. Failing to label an axis on a graph will get a low grade in high school.

Reply to OKIsItJustMe (Reply #6)

Fri Nov 22, 2024, 03:55 PM

Nov 22

Telling the teacher "this is what I meant" is useless if one wants a higher grade.

The graphic presented was of poor quality.

The point I made, which is being ignored, is that it doesn't make a hill of beans what equipment costs if it is unreliable, hence the high price of energy in antinuke heaven, extreme global heating hell, Germany.

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NREL: Residential and Utility Solar Costs (2010 - 2023) [View all] OKIsItJustMe Nov 21 OP

Residential is complex genxlib Nov 21 #1

In my case, the roofline is almost due North-South OKIsItJustMe Nov 21 #2

The ordinate lacks units. Power? Energy? NNadir Nov 21 #3

The units (based on other NREL publications) appear to be $/W (DC) OKIsItJustMe Nov 21 #4

Well a label as such would be nice. Of course, the (peak) Watt is still not a unit of energy but of (peak) power... NNadir Nov 21 #5

this may help you OKIsItJustMe Nov 21 #6

Failing to label an axis on a graph will get a low grade in high school. NNadir Nov 22 #7

The use of batteries helps to level off the power supply (especially for diurnal cycles) OKIsItJustMe Nov 22 #8

Ah, the good old "Eloon's slaves" solution. I calculated how much Eloon's cobalt slaves would need to dig to cover... NNadir Nov 22 #9