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Ondřej Caletka
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Ondřej Caletka

Oskar456@mastodon.social
Technical expert at RIPE NCC Learning and Development. Interested in open source software, the Internet and public transportation.
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Ondřej Caletka
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2 years ago • •

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2 years ago • •


RT @meileaben
Negative electricity pricing made me heat my house with my electric oven for 3 hrs and I earned 45 eurocents doing so #zonneplan
#zonneplan
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in reply to Ondřej Caletka • 2 years ago • •
Hello! What country you are in, what was going on?
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in reply to Jan Hutař • 2 years ago • •
@jhutar Emile lives in the Netherlands. I'm just a messenger. During sunny days, there's just too much electricity in the grid.
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in reply to Ondřej Caletka • 2 years ago • •
@jhutar if there would be just too much electricity, couldn't the grid disconnect the solar plants instead of paying? It seems to me the cause lies within some government incentive that makes disconnecting renewable sources expensive. And it takes longer to regulate a thermal power plant.
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in reply to Filip Sedlák • 2 years ago • •
@krab @jhutar with small plants like those on peoples' houses, I don't think it's technically possible to turn them off without turning off the whole street. I guess producers pay fines for delivering too much electricity into the grid and these fines are used to pay the consumers who consume the excessive power.
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in reply to Ondřej Caletka • 2 years ago • •
@jhutar that's right but I assume it would be enough to shut down the big ones. Actually that's what happened during Easter in CZ. The grid had to pay compensation for disconnecting them.
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