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Originally Posted by Den65
it depends on a few things, cost of electricty, size of the system you put in and these credits they sell every year(i still don't understand them). You also can get a credit on your property taxs if your town has set that up. In my case it looks like it will be about 8 or 9 years. Give them a call they are great people to work with. I will say that there price is a little higher because of what they use for equipment. But you get what you pay for is what i have found out.  |
The bottom line solar isn't cost competitive. The only reason the payback is approx. 8-10 years is the government subsidies (and we all know the Gov has no qualms about spending our children's money). Solar would be 30+ years without tax incentives. We should be pushing natural gas powered trucks and homes but the Enviro-Taliban crowd view nat-gas as an enemy since it is carbon based despite the clean burning nature of the fuel.