Residential Electrical Energy Storage Systems--Do They Make Sense for You?

Dates:April 14, 2024
Meets:Su from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM
Location:TBA (see note)
Cost: $0.00

Sorry, we are no longer accepting registrations for this course. Please contact our office to find out if it will be rescheduled, or if alternative classes are available.

There is a lot of talk about grid-tied battery storage systems for residences, and they are becoming increasingly popular in various parts of the country. However, they can be complicated and expensive to install, and they don't make sense for everyone. We will discuss what their major use cases, technology options, and design and installation considerations are, with the ultimate objective of helping you determine whether installation of a residential energy storage system makes sense for you. This class will be presented from the perspective of a consummate Do-It-Yourselfer based on knowledge and experience gained through the recent installation of a grid-tied battery and solar panel system at his own residence.

John Flavin received a BSEE degree from KSU in 1988. Now retired from engineering, he has installed an energy generation and storage test-bed system at his residence in Manhattan.
Fee: $0.00

TBA (see note)

Class location will be emailed to enrolled students.

John Flavin

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