they're in

[milanbenes]

and even on a foggy day they are producing and even on a foggy day we're getting 60% of our consumption from the panels

which is a result

very pleased

Milan.

[ladymuck]

That's pretty cool!

[northernladuk]

I thought this was a post from the future confirming Reform UK are now the party in power.

[courtg9000]

I thought this was a post from the future confirming Reform UK are now the party in power.

It won't be long now

[Snooky]

It won't be long now

God help us

[Paddy]

and even on a foggy day they are producing and even on a foggy day we're getting 60% of our consumption from the panels

which is a result

very pleased

Milan.

A great idea for a new solar-panel tax, £200 per year per panel?

[hobnob]

A great idea for a new solar-panel tax, £200 per year per panel?

Vaguely related, I saw a video from eFIXX:
Battery Owners Beware! The Tax Man Is Coming... - YouTube
(The relevant bit is in the first 2 minutes.)

They said that if you earn more than £1000/year by selling electricity back to the grid then it's taxable income. However, that's not a problem (for now) if you're just using the power in your own home.

According to the comments, this might fall under the "side hustle" rules (i.e. a combined limit of £1,000/year for anything outside your main job):
Love your side hustle? Make it tax official this Valentine’s - GOV.UK

[milanbenes]

that is so funny

it's the middle of winter and cloudy and snowing, and the panels are reducing our grid consumption to 20% of the daily electricity usage, for the last few days panels and batteries have reduced the grid consumption to between zero and 10% of the daily household electricity demand

Which is

Pretty cool

Milan.

[sadkingbilly]

that is so funny

it's the middle of winter and cloudy and snowing, and the panels are reducing our grid consumption to 20% of the daily electricity usage, for the last few days panels and batteries have reduced the grid consumption to between zero and 10% of the daily household electricity demand

Which is

Pretty cool

Milan.

20% of what? 0 and 10% of how much?
saving 2cents/month for an outlay of EU20,000 doesn't make sense.

[milanbenes]

of our daily kw consumption, these days even with snowy weather, only 20% of that is from the grid

the last few days had small periods of brightness and got the grid usage to 10% of our daily consumption

does that help or shall I draw a picture and invite for a Teams call ?

Milan in "trying to explain stuff to the Leadership Team" mode.