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Australia struggling with oversupply of solar power
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Ai training is a great one that the product isn't hard to move so you can smack it wherever the grid has too much power. Edit: I'm not sure why the hate do people not want solar or something? There has to be a use for overproduction of energy. If not then we won't build more solar.
There are real issues to solve first.