Why hasn't it stopped?
Because new panels get installed while the old ones keep generating power.
>>543508113Finally starting to become more cost effective. When I buy a house I plan to get panels and a battery. By then it should be much cheaper.
>>543508113we have the same ingermanythe problem is that it isnt reliablesometimes you have too much, then you have too littleso you need a huge backup infrastructure to make it workso in the end the electricity is still very expensive
>>543508669Do you pay per kwh or do you use a weird euro unit? Flat rate plus kwh charge? Average monthly bill?I'm always curious to learn other country expense for utilities. September was my highest bill for electricity so far. Aug13 to sept13 it was over 90 degrees for 24 days. $122.30 for 743kwh with $39 of that being a base charge. The extra is between the energy charge and fuel charge for the federal market region.
>>543508113Because solar is extremely cheap and easy to install. It’s the best renewable
>>543509271its kwhwe pay around 35 cents per kwh
>>543508113Everyone getting in on tax credits before zion don ended them. It'll probably start stagnating again
>>543508113>Generating during winter monthsHuh?
>>543509957You live in Alaska?
>>543509532how? it costs 10 cent/kWh here
>>543508113Gee, that's fucking amazing. Thanks for the 1.2% contribution. Another 81% and you'll replace all that hydrocarbon shit.
>>543508669yes, batteries are expensive an a fire hazard