I mean, wouldn't the simple and easy solution be to store that 30% energy and use it at night to reduce your load then? A quick search suggests home battery systems that store 30kw hrs might be around 9,000 euro. Plus the various inverters, etc.
Reducing peak load has to be more efficient than removing the CO2 after the fact, at least until that load is no longer generated by fossil fuels. It also lets you reduce your country's dependence on said fossil fuels which has been a hot button for the past few months.
Reducing peak load has to be more efficient than removing the CO2 after the fact, at least until that load is no longer generated by fossil fuels. It also lets you reduce your country's dependence on said fossil fuels which has been a hot button for the past few months.