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Solar ripoff

by Rich
(Orlando FL)

Solar energy is a ripoff. The only cheap panels ($1 per watt) are going to big utilities companies to rip people off.

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Solar ripoff

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Feb 17, 2010
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toast
by: Anonymous

i like solar power . is it healthy for my toes . my neighbor goes on this website all the time'. my mom only lets me on the computer for 20 min. -jimmy

Sep 07, 2009
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Making it another tax...
by: Macca

If the big polluters do indeed buy these RECs, and I cannot see any reason why they would not, then they are effectively another tax on the little guy to allow the big boys to do business as usual.

Sep 07, 2009
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just a thought
by: Anonymous

Im curious about the REC'S and the trading of them. When you have your system installed it seems the installers collect your REC credits as part of the payment. So Im wondering who do they sell these credits too? and how much for? and what for? Do the big polluters of our world perhaps buy these credits to cheaply pay the cost of creating more mess than were already in?

Feb 20, 2009
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Not enough is being done
by: Cas

I agree that the price of panels is too high, and this keeps most people from buying them. This will be even more so in the current and upcoming tough economic times.

Governments should be getting on board and producing cheap panels and selling them at subsidised rates to anyone and everyone.

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