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Its half a barn roof, I believe its was around $15k installed. Main issue I have seen with the law in FL for them is that they are net metered but the power bi
by SigmundA 9y ago
Its half a barn roof, I believe its was around $15k installed.
Main issue I have seen with the law in FL for them is that they are net metered but the power bill can't go negative. So if they produce more than they use the power company doesn't have to pay them for it, also they always get a service charge no matter what. So their power bill ends up being about $20 a month no matter what which is just the service charge.
- blacksmith_tb 9y agoThat's how net metering works for me in Oregon, too - I earn credits by over-producing all summer, and then use some of them up until Jan 1, as they won't roll over year-to-year. As a result I gave power away for free to the grid for several years, but now I have a plug-in hybrid to soak up the surplus.