37chief, You probably have a better chance to recover costs if your electric rates are higher than mine. About $.10/kw-hr. Heard recently on the news are rates are going down because of lower taxes.
About a year ago a man on the news complained the power company, Duke, changed the rules. When he sells his electricity to Duke, Duke pays him wholesale price instead of retail price. The man complained and said his system wouldn't pay for itself.
You know how accurate the news media is, so that may or may not be true.
At my age, I can't see investing in green energy. 30 years ago I invested in a insulation, more insulation, better windows and doors. My annual energy costs averages $1600.
I've always wondered how well would solar panels hold up to golf ball size hail? I've had roof damaged 3 times from hail. Many times we have 90 mph straight line winds and trees get blown down on houses and power lines. Of course you would have to remove trees to get full sun if you put solar on roof.
Will your insurance cover solar Panels, lightning damage?
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