Don’t you charge your car with solar power? But when have I ever...

Don’t charge your car with solar power? “I read about it in a post on Fatto Quotidiano, from a reader sharing their experience. A reader asked us for help deciphering a passage that was too confusing for them. Vaielettrico responds. To contact us: info@vaielettrico.it

Don’t charge your car with solar power? I read about it in a post…

"Good morning, I’m bringing to your attention on Fatto Quotidiano this post written by a reader, titled: ‘I have solar panels and an electric city car: it really takes little to help both your wallet and the environment.’ Welcome to this trend. However, I didn’t understand the last part where it says ‘he can’t charge his car with the panels because of the law…’ Can you help me understand? I have photovoltaic panels on my roof that I use to charge my car, as many of us do. Best regards," Franco Andrea

A cryptic passage — help us decipher it.

Answer. Indeed, the passage cited by the reader is quite cryptic. After listing all the advantages of an electric car, the post’s author writes: “If I could charge it using my solar panel system, it would be free. But I can’t because the law doesn’t actually allow me to draw energy from my system through another meter. Anyway, it costs me one-third of what I used to spend, not to mention maintenance costs, which are almost zero.” Even we can’t understand it. And as usual in such cases, we turn to readers (perhaps those with solar panel systems at home) to help decipher this incomprehensible passage for us. Thank you in advance; you can write in the comments below or via our regular email: info@vaielettrico.it

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