May 19, 2022
2:25:49pm
2:25:49pm
If you have a mortgage then you already understand
Solar is basically a mortgage for your power. Most people would never rent if they had an option to own. That’s what solar allows you to do.
If the price of power was staying the same it might not be worth it. But the price of power has been going up 3.9% over the last 20 years. Considering the people moving in from CA, strain on grid from EVs, inflation.,, that would be a very conservative estimate going forward.
In the end - if your roof has the space and your net metering is decent. Solar almost always makes sense.
If the price of power was staying the same it might not be worth it. But the price of power has been going up 3.9% over the last 20 years. Considering the people moving in from CA, strain on grid from EVs, inflation.,, that would be a very conservative estimate going forward.
In the end - if your roof has the space and your net metering is decent. Solar almost always makes sense.
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5/19/22 2:42pm
Honest question: Other than doomsday/off grid living, why should anyone w/ cheap coal/gas/hydro electricity go solar?
5/19/22 2:13pm
So you're just betting that rates will rise to the point that it becomes financially beneficial? But what if they don't
5/19/22 2:42pm
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