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solar is great
Thu, 06 Sep 2012 17:48:57 +0000

Hi everyone. While I understand your confusion about the funding for this project, it is not something you should be getting up in arms about. Solar installations are expensive just like your house is expensive. You got a loan from the bank to buy your house, many non profits need help to buy the solar (i.e. they are non profit!). Usually, this works out where a third party funds the solar installation and 'leases' it to the school. The school gets to stretch the payment out without hefty loan interest payments and they end up paying an equivalent amount to what they paid for electricity before, often even less. This benefits the third party because they get all sorts of tax right offs, and it benefits the school because they can afford to put up solar without a huge investment upfront. Do you think people would sit by while the school shelled out a $1,000,000 for solar when the classrooms need updating and the students need teachers?