Posted by JDEM on June 26, 2016 at 10:16:26 from (70.194.5.230):
In Reply to: Re: Solar power kit posted by John in La on June 26, 2016 at 09:10:09:
I installed a solar grid-tie system in central NY around 7 years ago. At that time, total incentive with State and Federal was around 80%. At that time, the "80 % incentive" was kind of a hoax. To get the incentive, it was required that only a NY state certified installer do the job (no self installs allowed). Those installers jacked the prices way up on the materials and had a huge fee per hour. I figure the guys who did mine priced the job at near $200 per hour per worker. To add insult to injury, the power company would take all the excess power saved up every year and take it - for free. No payment to the solar system owner. That was the National Grid power company. The reality is - I could of paid "full price" for an off-grid system and had a system just as big. But only with grid-tie can you save the excess to re-use later. Just have to do it in one calendar year or the power company takes it all. Central New York power price is around 17 cents per KWH when all costs are factored in. All that counts is the total monthly bill divided by KWHs used. Lots of fees besides the stated cost of the KWHs of power.
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