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1. If you actually do your homework, the long term costs are either inline with your current utility bill or lower. That doesn’t include tax incentives or the o
by chaostheory 7y ago
1. If you actually do your homework, the long term costs are either inline with your current utility bill or lower. That doesn’t include tax incentives or the option to lease, which is near equivalent to paying your local utility. This isn’t just for elites.
2. In certain disaster prone regions, you can only do so much to shore up a centralized power utility even if corruption magically disappeared. This is mainly because there’s only so much tax revenue even in high tax states like CA
3. It’s better than doing nothing and waiting for Superman to come.