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Solar systems may not provide power during blackouts without backup capability

The report explains that solar installations often do not continue supplying electricity during a blackout. Their operation depends on system design and backup or islanding equipment.

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Households and critical users may incorrectly assume rooftop solar guarantees electricity during grid failures.

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