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I'm in South Australia and I don't know anyone with significant panel failures. It's not uncommon for the inverter to fail at some point. I realize we aren't u

by nl 4y ago

I'm in South Australia and I don't know anyone with significant panel failures. It's not uncommon for the inverter to fail at some point. I realize we aren't up to 25 years yet, but I know a bunch of people with solart systems over 10 years old now and they are mostly fine. I do know some people who replaced perfectly good panels because they could get higher efficiency panels than they could 10 years ago at a cost where it made sense.

shapefrog 4y ago
Owners of factories and warehouses should hoover up the replaced perfectly good panels for cents on the dollar and blanket their roofs with effectively free electricity. There is no real need to care about the aesthetics for them.