yes. check out https://store.santansolar.com/ for cheap panels; then you can get a wall-pluggable inverter that will feed it back into your house's grid via a power outlet
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So it's just 2 parts and not even any complex diy work? Is there a meter or something I can use to see how much I'm feeding back in?
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Anything that's plug 'n play consumer will probably be considerably marked up, but if you want to wire it upyourself, will probably have a short payback period.https://twitter.com/mchapiro/status/1296234116803727360 …
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I was fascinated to learn that some modern solar installs combine a heat pump system to cool/extract energy from the back of photovoltaic panels.
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Evaporative cooling is far more efficient.
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yep that and mylar shades
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Exactly. It's all energy. The question is the wherewithal, the accessibility, the ease, and the financing of switching it from one form to another.
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