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You could kill someone with the output of the inverters very easily. Also, the ones that are placed over "bare land" have killed life that was there on that la
by krupan 6y ago
You could kill someone with the output of the inverters very easily. Also, the ones that are placed over "bare land" have killed life that was there on that land before the panels stole the energy that used to hit the land there.
That's not to mention what it took to gather materials, manufacture, and transport the panels.
- rbanffy 6y ago> Also, the ones that are placed over "bare land" have killed life that was there on that land before the panels stole the energy that used to hit the land there. There's also evidence that the shade they provide reduced loss of water in a similar way as trees would.
- discordance 6y agoAddressing your first point, microinverters don't push out high voltages and are safer than having a single string inverter.