New NightShine Solar Panels “Game-Changers” In Fight Against Climate Change!

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Althea said:
Solyndra also had a prototype for a much more efficient solar design. Unfortunately, it was being developed in America with an administration in office that was wholly owned by big oil. By the time the funding was in place to match the millions in private sector money, Arizona had sold out to China and became a manufacturer of cheap Chinese solar.

Flooding the market with less efficient panels killed Solyndra's chances.

Thankfully, the above referenced technology is NOT being developed in America.
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It's not being developed on planet earth you goofball. Did you notice the date, and who started the thread?!!!
 
Althea said:
I'm paying about $.08 a kh. You?
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Which state is that? Or, is that a subsidized rate due to some government program?

https://www.electricchoice.com/electricity-prices-by-state/
https://paylesspower.com/blog/electric-rates-by-state/
https://www.chooseenergy.com/electricity-rates-by-state/

Note how the blue states are the ones that generally have the highest rates (except Alaska and Hawaii that can be excused due to their remoteness). This is because blue states are going heavy for Green energy. Texas is high too due to using more wind.

Everywhere worldwide where solar and wind have become larger sources of power production the cost per kilowatt-hour has skyrocketed. They are losers in the market and being forced on the public by radical Leftist politicians who are more concerned that Gorebal Warming might cause some real harm than the real harm they are causing to the average citizen, and in particular to the poor.
 
T. A. Gardner said:
Which state is that? Or, is that a subsidized rate due to some government program?

https://www.electricchoice.com/electricity-prices-by-state/
https://paylesspower.com/blog/electric-rates-by-state/
https://www.chooseenergy.com/electricity-rates-by-state/

Note how the blue states are the ones that generally have the highest rates (except Alaska and Hawaii that can be excused due to their remoteness). This is because blue states are going heavy for Green energy. Texas is high too due to using more wind.

Everywhere worldwide where solar and wind have become larger sources of power production the cost per kilowatt-hour has skyrocketed. They are losers in the market and being forced on the public by radical Leftist politicians who are more concerned that Gorebal Warming might cause some real harm than the real harm they are causing to the average citizen, and in particular to the poor.
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He said that his mate has a solar farm on his land and he gets electricity dirt cheap, believe that if wish!
 
Primavera said:
He said that his mate has a solar farm on his land and he gets electricity dirt cheap, believe that if wish!
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He might. But what did it cost to install that? You see, people who do this don't really think the accounting out. Let's say even with subsidies the installation cost $15,000. If the solar panels last 15 years, that means you are paying $1000 a year for the electricity they produce (and yes, all solar panels have a lifespan). Of course, other people are paying for the government subsidy(s) you got for installing them as well. So, let's say with the panels you still pay an average of $100 a month. Your actual bill would be $183, so there may not be much or any savings over never installing the system to begin with.

In Germany, the government subsidizes people heavily to put in solar arrays on their land. For farmers this has been a serious cash cow. They get subsidized to put the system in, then the government guarantees that they will buy the solar at market prices even if the cost of solar falls below a certain rate. For a farmer, its cheaper and a better return on investment than farming, so they do it. The problem is, the whole way this is set up benefits just the farmer who does it. Taxpayers are paying the subsidizes which are generous in effect driving the price of electricity up indirectly.
 
T. A. Gardner said:
He might. But what did it cost to install that? You see, people who do this don't really think the accounting out. Let's say even with subsidies the installation cost $15,000. If the solar panels last 15 years, that means you are paying $1000 a year for the electricity they produce (and yes, all solar panels have a lifespan). Of course, other people are paying for the government subsidy(s) you got for installing them as well. So, let's say with the panels you still pay an average of $100 a month. Your actual bill would be $183, so there may not be much or any savings over never installing the system to begin with.

In Germany, the government subsidizes people heavily to put in solar arrays on their land. For farmers this has been a serious cash cow. They get subsidized to put the system in, then the government guarantees that they will buy the solar at market prices even if the cost of solar falls below a certain rate. For a farmer, its cheaper and a better return on investment than farming, so they do it. The problem is, the whole way this is set up benefits just the farmer who does it. Taxpayers are paying the subsidizes which are generous in effect driving the price of electricity up indirectly.
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He said that his mate charges rent to the power company for the land.
 
T. A. Gardner said:
Which state is that? Or, is that a subsidized rate due to some government program?

https://www.electricchoice.com/electricity-prices-by-state/
https://paylesspower.com/blog/electric-rates-by-state/
https://www.chooseenergy.com/electricity-rates-by-state/

Note how the blue states are the ones that generally have the highest rates (except Alaska and Hawaii that can be excused due to their remoteness). This is because blue states are going heavy for Green energy. Texas is high too due to using more wind.

Everywhere worldwide where solar and wind have become larger sources of power production the cost per kilowatt-hour has skyrocketed. They are losers in the market and being forced on the public by radical Leftist politicians who are more concerned that Gorebal Warming might cause some real harm than the real harm they are causing to the average citizen, and in particular to the poor.
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Stop trying so hard to be wrong. Each state, as we just saw in Texas, has different rates for different providers. Each state has different rates for different regions depending on demand. Your links re. 'average rates' per state don't interest me.

I'm telling you that I pay $.08/kh. Years ago, our governor allowed our provider to charge the same rate as NYC in an effort to lure power companies to the region. It jacked our rates up about 25%. After the shit hit the fan, our rates returned to normal.

We get a lot of our power from Niagara Falls, and now from the numerous 10 acre+ solar farms that are springing up everywhere.
 
Primavera said:
He said that his mate has a solar farm on his land and he gets electricity dirt cheap, believe that if wish!
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Your wife has seen the farm. Ask her! ;)

I can post pictures, but then you would have to agree to leave the board for 1 month.
 
T. A. Gardner said:
He might. But what did it cost to install that? You see, people who do this don't really think the accounting out. Let's say even with subsidies the installation cost $15,000. If the solar panels last 15 years, that means you are paying $1000 a year for the electricity they produce (and yes, all solar panels have a lifespan). Of course, other people are paying for the government subsidy(s) you got for installing them as well. So, let's say with the panels you still pay an average of $100 a month. Your actual bill would be $183, so there may not be much or any savings over never installing the system to begin with.

In Germany, the government subsidizes people heavily to put in solar arrays on their land. For farmers this has been a serious cash cow. They get subsidized to put the system in, then the government guarantees that they will buy the solar at market prices even if the cost of solar falls below a certain rate. For a farmer, its cheaper and a better return on investment than farming, so they do it. The problem is, the whole way this is set up benefits just the farmer who does it. Taxpayers are paying the subsidizes which are generous in effect driving the price of electricity up indirectly.
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These solar farms are 10 acres and larger. Whereas dairy farming used to be a main source of industry here, many families left the hassle behind as grain prices rose, and milk prices dropped. They have hundreds of acres that are perfect for solar farms.

It wouldn't take you that long to research this if you were actually interested.
 
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