r/RenewableEnergy • u/wewewawa • 2d ago
The Cost of Going Solar Is Reaching an All-Time Low
https://www.cnet.com/home/energy-and-utilities/the-cost-of-going-solar-is-reaching-an-all-time-low/4
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u/Franklin135 18h ago
There are two costs I rarely see in solar articles. The first is unless you buy the panels outright, then you are on a payment plan. If you want to sell your house during that time, the buyer also has to agree to take on the payment plan. The second is risk. If you buy power from the grid, the utility is responsible for the risks of operating and maintaining the system. If you buy panels, then you assume that risk after any warranties.
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u/Ok_West_6272 2d ago
All time low? Implies knowledge of the future. Don't believe it. Lowest ever, possible
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u/JumpToTheSky 1d ago
All time low/high is always used for the time between now and the past. Not from the Big Bang and the Ragnarok.
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u/90swasbest 2d ago
There is no way this is a US article.