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Old 06-15-2009, 09:56 AM   #111
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Originally Posted by Steve Jordan View Post
Agreed. If the U.S. government offered subsidies equal to the subsidies they presently give to oil and coal companies to function, we could all afford PV systems, and I'd have put one on my roof years ago.
The fun part is, the Dutch government did put out a subsidy (again) this year (for a maximum of I don't know how many euro). After about 1 week, the money was gone (or rather, so many applications had been sent in, that they had more than enough to cover the money they had reserved...)
I think a lot of people are willing to help, but just can't afford it.

(note, if you do use those panels, you also need an up-to-date electricity meter, one that can measure both ways, in and out. So we're prepared as we do have such an ectricity meter!)

(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electri...xport_metering)
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