Sounds like a neat hack for the grid. If you feed the solar array data—temp, cloud cover, time of year—into a model that spits out a forecast curve, you can slot batteries in just when the sun’s overkilling. That way you buffer the peak, shave the troughs, and give the grid a steady pulse. The trick is keeping the model lightweight enough to run on the edge, so you don’t have to ping a cloud every minute. If you can nail that, the waste drops and the green juice just keeps flowing.