Put it this way, if you were a couple with kids looking for a large family home such as mine, would you look more favourably apon a home that has no electricity bill ? I sure would.
Spot on. Pensioners/retirees are always looking to save a buck, we all will be when we hit that age.One area of people i have seen interest in Solar, are the soon to be retiring. Doesn't seem to matter how rich or poor they are or how many investments they have, once a normal working cash flow is gone, its all about reducing your monthly costs.
Yep, many schools and business going solar with 30+ kw systems. Business would save a heap during the day.I drove around Geelong yesterday with this thread in mind, noticed a lot of Solar Installations, more than ever!!!
Some schools are nuts, one i drove passed must have had 180 panels +
Hard to say, price will always depend on government subsidies, if we didnt have them on what we pay now they would be a lot more expensive. Panels have also become more powerfull, a year or so a go they were 190w, now they are 250, I even just saw some that are 260.As you say admin, using the basic 5Kw system as a benchmark, its amazing what the cost is now as compared to 4 or 6 years ago.
Makes you wonder what it will be in another 4 years?
For sure, it would be too hard unless you bought in bulk.I used to do some Solar Installs a few years ago, but its just not cost effective for a standard electrical contractor to install Solar in todays market of "Solar Only" business's that sell whole systems installed for the price it costs me to buy the material.
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