QUOTE(Oltromen Ripot @ Aug 9 2023, 06:43 PM)
i always thought NEM3 scheme "currency" is kWh.
export this many kWh, use back this many kWh.
it's just nett kWh at the end of day.
also, if generate 100% flows out to grid, then u-turn back to house.
i'm myself planning to install solar based on this understanding.
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apparently, kWh used immediately by house first, then the leftovers are the one that escapes to grid.
and now, what i can see from the bill; TNB converted the the kWh into monetary value.
and that's where the screw up happens to solar exporters.
your currency trading example becomes logical.
No offence but that's just wishful thinking on people who wants to benefit from solar.export this many kWh, use back this many kWh.
it's just nett kWh at the end of day.
also, if generate 100% flows out to grid, then u-turn back to house.
i'm myself planning to install solar based on this understanding.
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apparently, kWh used immediately by house first, then the leftovers are the one that escapes to grid.
and now, what i can see from the bill; TNB converted the the kWh into monetary value.
and that's where the screw up happens to solar exporters.
your currency trading example becomes logical.
To make it simple, think of electricity as the same as petrol.
You "make" petrol in your house during the day and sell it to Petronas.
Then you buy back petrol from Petronas during the night.
If both are to be paid based on the same rate, then that means Petronas has to pay for the delivery and storage of the petrol?
Obviously they won't want to do that.
For solar, electricity is that petrol.
And all the delivery and storage? That's the transformers, cables, generators, electrical infrastructure, etc that TNB has to maintain for you but you are not paying for when you sell your excess solar back to TNB.
Aug 9 2023, 06:49 PM

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