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Turning your lights and aircon on for 8 hours during the day isn’t going to light and cool your house after dark.
Unless we all turn nocturnal what you’re saying is ridiculous.
I was talking about industrial usage, the main usage of electricity. But you're also wrong on your own point if you're home is properly insulated.
Do you live in a paper box or something? If I cool my house it stays cool for up to two days. I mean it's fairly new (from the late 19th century I think) but still, running the AC all day should be enough for the night even in older homes.
Aussies live in tin cans.
I'm guessing you live in a shoebox, and not in a climate where it wildly shifts from 35+ degrees c to low single digits in a single day.
really??