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sure, someone who can afford a car should be able to afford 1-3-5 kwh panels, right? btw, do you know how much it costs for a 1kwh or a 5kwh panel + inverter?
by 2Gkashmiri 4y ago
sure, someone who can afford a car should be able to afford 1-3-5 kwh panels, right?
btw, do you know how much it costs for a 1kwh or a 5kwh panel + inverter?
- perlgeek 4y agoA rough rule of thumb is about 1 EUR per 1W of nominal / peak power output if you buy the parts yourself and handle installation, a bit more if you pay for installation as well. This is from Germany, I hear prices differ a bit between EU countries.
- lultimouomo 4y agoThe question is more whether a) they can afford a roof to put those panels on, or they actually live in a flat (most people in the EU) or rent it out and b) they can afford a car AND the panels, if the car is more or less a necessity for their daily lives, which is often is (not always, I think cars are overused even in Europe)
- jvdvegt 4y agoI've just bought 4800kWh solar panels (12*400Wp) and a converter with installation on a flat roof for about EUR 7500.
- 2Gkashmiri 4y agowow.. after subsidies, i paid for 5120Wp panel + 5kwh inverter+installation+earthing for EUR 2222 approx 2 years ago.