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It depends where the 10kw figure comes from. If its been sized to sell enough power back to the grid to cover the grid tie then there's no subsidy. 10kw does
by benj111 7y ago
It depends where the 10kw figure comes from.
If its been sized to sell enough power back to the grid to cover the grid tie then there's no subsidy.
10kw does sound high for the average Indian family.
- reitzensteinm 7y agoI assumed parent was talking about the States, given both the size of the system and the electricity bill amount used for the payback calculation. If it's an overprovisioned system for India, then what I wrote should be disregarded.