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Monthly Archives: August 2017
Going Solar – Part 9: Joining the Smartgrid
A few days ago a postcard showed up in my mailbox advising me of an impending deadline for an energy storage incentive for households with installed solar arrays. Interested, but assuming it was a scam of some nature, I did … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged battery, California, distributed generation, distributed storage, economics, efficiency, electricity, energy, environment, Germany, grid reliability, grid-tied, high desert, homeowner, incentive, net metering, policy, Powerwall, Powerwall 2, renewables, self-generation, Smartgrid, solar, SolarEdge, Southern California, StorEdge, Tesla, Time of use, utility
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The Art of BEEing: Yes, my bees sting
I got the bright idea relatively late this morning (after the day started to heat up) to go out and remove the bee feeder so I could clean it. After I had opened the hive up and pulled the top … Continue reading
Posted in Bees
Tagged bad beekeeping, bee, bee feeder, bee hive, bee jacket, bee suit, beekeeping, sting
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