Of course it is a bit oversized. We’re living in a big river valley where we have fog from October until March. On some days in November the fog is so dense th

Of course it is a bit oversized. We’re living in a big river valley where we have fog from October until March. On some days in November the fog is so dense that the whole system does not produce any kind of energy. On the other days the produced kWh are enough to charge the battery. We have a heat pump (extrem efficient), servers, one electric car, etc which consumes all together around 13MWh per year. The solar system produces around 27.5MWh. Most of the energy gets fed back into the grid. We’re currently investigating to connect the neighbour houses physically to us. But that takes even more time here :-(