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Octopus Agile
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With a full days sunshine I reckon 4-5kwh in the batteries for that nasty peak period and the micro inverter pumping in to keep the cost to zero.
It's times like this where a grid-tied battery really pays.
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I've no idea but it wouldn't explain this evening being so expensive as well.
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Does it? average price for the month has been 19.4p, 17p if only including off peak, and 22h negative pricing.
Cant really imagine using more than 2kWh in the evening, 2*50p = £1. So 50p more than anyone else on SVR during those hours, much less over the past month than anyone on SVR. Battery costs £xxxx, so is it worth it to save 50p? :)
Ocotpus will probably do a saving session, so there's even a chance to make money :)
Its the weather, the heatwave is coming so very likely drop in wind and aircons kick in etc.
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