Your Feature Request / Idea
Among the other researchable upgrades for buildings I would love to see solar power and battery backups.
Solar Power (1.0, 2.0, & 3.0?) would create power for the building (and if connected, feed excess back into the grid). They would not work at night or during storms. (advanced versions would generate more power... a 1.0 should produce enough to handle the base power of any building without other upgrades. a 2.0 should produce enough to handle the base power and maximum upgrades. a 3.0 should handle all that and put excess back into the power grid)
Battery Backup (1.0, 2.0, & 3.0?) would increase the power usage up the building, but allow it to continue operating during a power outage. (advanced versions would increase duration of usage. a 2.0 Solar and a 3.0 Battery should be enough to never need access to the power grid, barring a nonstop storm or eternal night)
I recognize these are technically two ideas, and even though they can each function on their own, they are conceptually connected, so it seemed appropriate to put them in the same post
Among the other researchable upgrades for buildings I would love to see solar power and battery backups.
Solar Power (1.0, 2.0, & 3.0?) would create power for the building (and if connected, feed excess back into the grid). They would not work at night or during storms. (advanced versions would generate more power... a 1.0 should produce enough to handle the base power of any building without other upgrades. a 2.0 should produce enough to handle the base power and maximum upgrades. a 3.0 should handle all that and put excess back into the power grid)
Battery Backup (1.0, 2.0, & 3.0?) would increase the power usage up the building, but allow it to continue operating during a power outage. (advanced versions would increase duration of usage. a 2.0 Solar and a 3.0 Battery should be enough to never need access to the power grid, barring a nonstop storm or eternal night)
I recognize these are technically two ideas, and even though they can each function on their own, they are conceptually connected, so it seemed appropriate to put them in the same post