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History of solar panels - Marckusha - 04-26-2022
Just recently, a former naval officer sailed from South Africa to Brazil in a small boat, relying entirely on solar power. Before you set out to repeat his journey or chart your own route, here's what you need to know about a marine solar installation and how to properly size it. What do you think about it?
RE: History of solar panels - Will.I.Am - 06-10-2022
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RE: History of solar panels - SarahCornel - 06-10-2022
This also disincentivises homeowners from producing more power than they need because there is little compensation for building a system that generates more than they consume, hindering the production potential. Not to mention a commercial power producer will sell their power to the network at a much lower price and so such a subsidy creates an imbalanced market.