From what I see solar has to be done properly and under the right conditions. A long time friend, who is the same age as me, and a retired engineer recently put in a system himself with help from a third friend. He did his homework. He did not by a financed package. He is in northern NH where electricity is very expensive, and he sells excess to the utility at retail rate. The state gov't. just recently extended the net metering law. I find that I am spending more in the summer due to the need for more AC than we used to. Solar is no longer for southern latitudes only! While driving around I see a few solar systems where there are panels on both sides of a gable roof. What does this tell you? It tells me that solar system sales people urge people to have marginal systems installed that must have payback times that may be longer than the life of the system. My take is that solar power is here and totally cost effective but only if done right, and under the right conditions.
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