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Right. If you live in CT right now, for example, you’re probably paying more in delivery charges (i.e. grid upkeep and repairs) than you are for your actual pow
by NovemberWhiskey 5y ago
Right. If you live in CT right now, for example, you’re probably paying more in delivery charges (i.e. grid upkeep and repairs) than you are for your actual power.
If grid-connected solar is going to be a big thing, there needs to be a reasonable apportionment of those costs.