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Jul 23, 2014
10:46:03pm

Buffalo

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Rocky Mountain Power proposes tax on homes with solar panels.

BluePete

7/23/14 10:40pm

What on earth is the logic for this?

IrishBlue

7/23/14 10:43pm

They want $$$

billyrust

7/23/14 10:45pm

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Buffalo

7/23/14 10:46pm

This is illogical on so many levels.

IrishBlue

7/23/14 11:22pm

Rooftop solar does use the grid. You are misinformed.

7/24/14 9:41am

Wow. So much wrong information, so little time...

BluePete

7/24/14 11:09am

I dont work for RMP, but you have drawn some innacurate conclusions

Bucko

7/24/14 12:51pm

Does that hurtful compliance include the $3.4 billion in government subsidy?

BluePete

7/24/14 1:00pm

Funny, you didn't actually rebut anything I said.

8/4/14 3:19pm

Unless the home owner has a battery backup

Bucko

7/24/14 12:41pm

False statement.

BluePete

7/24/14 1:19pm

Solar sales/power accounts for about 1% of the US market.

BluePete

7/23/14 10:49pm

Reminds me of SoCal where they told people to use less power

byu1

7/23/14 10:49pm

Exactly. They don't want the stability that comes from distributed generation

BluePete

7/24/14 12:20pm

Its a fine balance, back in 2007 there were capacity issues, and forecasted

Bucko

7/24/14 12:54pm

The baseload costs run between $0.01 - $0.04/KWh, depending on TOD and demand.

BluePete

7/24/14 1:10pm

I agree - it reads like an exaggeration for political purposes

Bob Vance

7/24/14 3:41am

Bad idea, but there is some logic behind it.

7/24/14 9:36am

You're missing an IF statement there

7/24/14 10:04am

Interesting, but not as common.

7/24/14 10:31am

Wrong. They credit your bill at a KWh for a KWh basis...any overage at the end

BluePete

7/24/14 11:27am

Correct . . solar is a loss proposition for the utility

Bucko

7/24/14 12:55pm

Link?

BluePete

7/24/14 1:02pm

I have worked in the industry for 20 years

Bucko

7/24/14 6:35pm

Awesome. That would probably account for your snide comment above...

BluePete

7/24/14 6:58pm

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