By: Tope Sosanya _沙巴体育官网

Tope Sosanya
Mon, 10 Sep 2012 06:47:16 +0000

One point to make is that Solar cells last for 20-40 years, depending on how they are made, so it is not necessarily always best to buy them out front, but this completely depends on the life and cost of each panel. It would be interesting to find whether Solar City will replace aging cells, or attempt to sell PCC 20 year old cells. The point here I think is that to PCC it is the "cheapest way to meet energy demand." Bottom line is that this is probably true for the expanding college and energy needs associated with new technologies, and the fact that (coal and oil) energy companies can and are known to fluctuate their prices overnight and blame it on all kinds of things, while they make out with billions of dollars in profit. Solar is a dependable and stable energy worth investing in. I don't think we should be getting caught up in ownership, but in the overarching theme: Cheaper, Cleaner, and more Stable Energy = Good. :)